A wonderful fantasy adventure, Tailchaser’s Song is the debut of Tad Williams, first published in 1985. Fritti Tailchaser is a young cat who embarks on an epic quest in search of a friend who has disappeared, as his adventure continues, despair and destruction start to stalk the pages. If we could hear cats talk, we would hear them tell this heroic adventure, it would be one of their great sagas, spoken of and passed down the years.
Tad Williams ensures that we see, feel and become part of this fantasy world by setting customs, folklore and society in the story. There are some thoughts by the author himself, written in 2000, set at the beginning of the novel, however if this is your first foray into his work, you may want to read these at the end.
Williams has a little gentle fun along the way with a couple of references that Lord of the Rings fans will undoubtedly pick up. Yes this could be described as a mix between Watership Down and The Hobbit, however it’s also a classic fantasy tale in its own right and a perfectly captivating read for older teens and adults alike. ~ Liz Robinson
This suspenseful quest across magical lands, culminates in a near-apocalyptic confrontation with evil. The author also wrote "The Dragonbone Chair" and "Stone of Farewell".
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This suspenseful quest across magical lands, culminates in a near-apocalyptic confrontation with evil. The author also wrote "The Dragonbone Chair" and "Stone of Farewell".
Tailchaser's Song features in the following genres: Fantasy, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
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Tailchaser's Song was written by Tad Williams and published by Orbit an imprint of Little, Brown
Tailchaser's Song has 290 pages
