Authors: Catherine Fisher
Tags: #Children's Books, #Science Fiction & Fantasy, #Fantasy & Magic, #Children's eBooks, #Literature & Fiction, #Science Fiction; Fantasy & Scary Stories, #Sword & Sorcery
The Margrave (28 page)
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The Washington Post
The Washington Post
Praise for SAPPHIQUE
★ “A modern masterpiece.”
—Kirkus Reviews,
starred review
starred review
★ “Fisher further explores themes of reality, illusion, and freedom without losing her intensely original worldbuilding and authentic characters.”
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Booklist,
starred review
Booklist,
starred review
“A dark, interesting foray into vivid imagery, danger, surprising twists, and intriguing revelations.”
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School Library Journal
School Library Journal
“Readers who have pieced together Incarceron’s clues will no doubt find satisfaction in its sequel as they unlock its secrets.”
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The Bulletin
The Bulletin
“The plot builds to an inexorable climax—a fitting finial on Fisher’s grand invention.”
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The Horn Book
The Horn Book
About the Author
CATHERINE FISHER, acclaimed poet and novelist, was born in Newport, Wales. She graduated from the University of Wales with a degree in English and a fascination for myth and history. She has worked in education and archaeology, and as a lecturer in creative writing at the University of Glamorgan. She is a Fellow of the Welsh Academy.
Of the Relic Master series, Catherine says, “This quartet of science fiction/fantasy novels are especially important to me; first because of the characters (Galen, Raffi, Carys, and the Sekoi, some of my favorite characters out of all those I’ve written about), and second because it was the first time I had really let rip and created a whole new world and everything in it.”
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