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Overview
The Washington Post has called Gene Wolfe "the finest writer the science fiction world has yet produced." This volume joins together two of his rarest and most sought after works—Gene Wolfe's Book of Days and The Castle of the Otter—and add thirty-nine short essays collected here for the first time, to fashion a rich and engrossing architecture of wonder.
This volume brings together two of Wolfe's most sought-after books, long out of print--Gene Wolfe's Book of Days and The Castle of the Otter--and adds to them 39 essays collected here for the first time.
Synopsis
The Washington Post has called Gene Wolfe "the finest writer the science fiction world has yet produced." This volume joins together two of his rarest and most sought after works—Gene Wolfe's Book of Days and The Castle of the Otter—and add thirty-nine short essays collected here for the first time, to fashion a rich and engrossing architecture of wonder.
Editorials
From the Publisher
"Here are glamour and magic to stretch the mind and break the heart."—Steven Brust"A treasure trove....Aficionados will find this a marvelous and fascinating collection, and readers new to Gene Wolfe should find this a welcome place to enter."—Fort Worth Star-Telegram
"Castle of Days is also a flight of yesterday, a twinkle of todays, and a promise of tomorrows. Charming and entertaining from drawbridge to tower-tip."—Roger Zelazny