Hello, reader!
Today is my stop on another incredible blog tour organized by The Write Reads! The book I'm featuring today is a literary fiction that showcases an alternative history that centers around a city of poets. The Carnival of Ash by Tom Beckerlegge is a feast for the eyes and unlike anything I've read before!
Before I get into more of my first impressions, though, I want to thank Dave @ The Write Reads and all the folks behind the scenes for giving me a spot on this magical mystery tour. I also want to thank the publisher, Rebellion Publishing, for sending me an ARC so that I could participate! All opinions in this post are my own.
Alright, now let's get to my stop!
- Title: The Carnival of Ash
- Author: Tom Beckerlegge
- Publication date: March 15th, 2022
- Genre: Literary Fiction/Alternative History
- Age group: Adult
- Content/Trigger Warnings: For a list of potential content and trigger warnings, check out this book's page on BookTriggerWarnings.com
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Cadenza is the City of Words, a city run by poets, its skyline dominated by the steepled towers of its libraries, its heart beating to the stamp and thrum of the printing presses in the Printing Quarter.
Carlo Mazzoni, a young wordsmith arrives at the city gates intent on making his name as the bells ring out with the news of the death of the city's poet-leader. Instead, he finds himself embroiled with the intrigues of a city in turmoil, the looming prospect of war with their rival Venice ever-present. A war that threatens not only to destroy Cadenza but remove it from history altogether…
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