> It is not a Dragaeran novel, but it is one of his books > that I have not read yet. So for me it is like another > new Brust book just came out this year. Agyar is certainly worth a read, and you will recognize what I think of as Brust's trademark skill - first-person narratives. The story of Agyar Janos, the narrator, reminds me much more of "The Sun, The Moon, and The Stars" than any of the Taltos books. Worth a late-night read - ST Yet the memory would not set into the setting sun, that green and frozen glance to the wide blue sea where broken hearts are wrecked out of their wounds. A blind sky bleached white the intellect of human bone, skinning the emotions from the fracture to reveal the grief underneath. And the mirror reveals me, a naked and vulnerable fact. - Dambudzo Marechera, Black Sunlight