Alan Campbell follows up his Deepgate Codex (Scar Night, Iron Angel, God of Clocks, and the Subterranean Press novella Lye Street) with a new epic fantasy series, The Gravedigger Chronicles. The initial entry, Sea of Ghosts, is a gateway into a violent realm where magic alters everything: dragons, firearms, even the planet itself. · Sea of Ghosts (Gravedigger Chronicles #1) by Alan Campbell – The Ranting Dragon. November 01, This was way back in when the book first came out. I / · Sea of Ghosts marks something of a departure for Scots author Alan Cambell. Having made his name in the speculative fiction community with The Deepgate Codex, an ominous trilogy of urban fantasies as black as pitch, book one of The Gravedigger Chronicles sees Campbell change his tune from a melancholy dirge to a sonorous chorus of bombast and bitterness - and it's music to my ears.
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Alan Campbell follows up his Deepgate Codex (Scar Night, Iron Angel, God of Clocks, and the Subterranean Press novella Lye Street) with a new epic fantasy series, The Gravedigger Chronicles. The initial entry, Sea of Ghosts, is a gateway into a violent realm where magic alters everything: dragons, firearms, even the planet itself. Sea of Ghosts (Gravedigger Chronicles #1) by Alan Campbell – The Ranting Dragon. November 01, This was way back in when the book first came out. I finally bought this book in an Amazon sale last week. Leaving the behind the imaginings of Deepgate, Alan Campbell introduces a new world, a new cast of characters in a novel that reads like a cross between Stephen Deas and Joe Abercrombie. With non-stop action, beautiful characterization and Alan's usual flair for imagination and lyrical writing, welcome to a world of water - where dragons are used as weapons and countries are separated by power, greed and fear.
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