Continuing with my exploration of Tchaikovsky’s books, I was surprised to discover that he wrote “proper” fantasy. The plot follows a quest to destroy a dark lord, accompanied by a giant spider transformed into human form.

This book delves into Tchaikovsky’s unique ability to write from non-human perspectives, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. There’s a touch of humour here, though it’s reminiscent of watching people play Dungeons & Dragons. I enjoyed some of the twists and turns, and I would definitely be interested in reading more books in this genre.

It reminded me a bit of Abercrombie’s “Devils,” which I recently read.