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Author Info    James Barclay A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z Bibliography   The Ascendants of Estorea Cry of the Newborn   A Shout for the Dead   Shout for the Dead     The Raven - Related Light Stealer   Ravensoul     Legends of the Raven Elfsorrow   Shadowheart   Demonstorm     Other Dawnthief (1 reviews)   Noonshade   Nightchild   Elves: Once Walked With Gods     Official sffworld.com reviews Elves: Once Walked With Gods Mark reviews James Barclay's latest: a prequel with verve! Ravensoul James Barclay's latest returns to the world of The Raven. Mark/Hobbit reviews this eagerly awaited novel. A Shout for the Dead Justin Thorne reviews James Barclay's second Ascendants novel: Epic Fantasy at its very best. Cry of the Newborn So: what happens in a magic-free world when magic appears? Is it a gift from God or heresy? James Barclay’s latest, reviewed by Hobbit, looks at these ideas. Dawnthief Dawnthief begins with gripping action: the abduction of a mage and a siege of a castle. This sets the tone for the rest of the book, and indeed the series. Nightchild The concluding volume of the Chronicles is an excellent capstone to a superb series of books. The Raven, again are faced with a world-shattering challenge. Noonshade The results of the events that helped to close the previous volume in the Chronicles of the Raven are the impetus for the story in Noonshade.   Interviews Interview with James Barclay Patrick has talked to James Barclay. Interview with James Barclay James Barclay is one of the bestselling Fantasy authors in the UK today. Sffworld caught up with James as he prepared for the publication of his brand new series.

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