The Illearth War: Book Review
What's up morons? I just finished reading The Illearth War by Stephen R. Donaldson. This is the second book in The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, in both the original trilogy and in the overall ten book series. This is the second time that Covenant has been dragged to this world, and he finds himself in yet another situation where he is responsible for the existence of The Land. In this entry, he is both the same and different all at once. We get to see the subtle influences that his prior adventures have brought onto him, and also the continued bitterness that his leprosy has battered into him. So, what did I think of it? Let's find out. No Spoilers Covenant's Influence and Role I The first thing that I think is worth talking about is Covenant's impact on the story from a world building and plot-based perspective. I'm actually asking myself questions about the focus of the story. While the series seems to be about Thomas Covenant, as the series is named after him,