批評家のレビュー
No one enthralls me like Samantha Shannon (R. F. Kuang, Sunday Times bestselling author of Babel)
Samantha Shannon’s writing is as fierce as the magic she conjures. I’m not convinced Shannon isn’t magic herself; her prose is ethereal, her characters captivate the heart and mind. She’s in a league of her own – truly the best fantasy there is (Saara El-Arifi, Sunday Times bestselling author of Faebound)
A stunning addition to the Roots of Chaos world. With Among the Burning Flowers, Shannon offers readers a captivating glimpse into the events that precede The Priory of the Orange Tree. Perfect for fans of the series and new readers looking to dive in! (Kate Dylan, Sunday Times bestselling author of Until We Shatter)
Walk through this portal into an epic series, a twist on a princess in a tower, bright as rivers of lava and dark as dragon wings. Take this as a sign: chaos is waiting! (Sarah Rees Brennan, Sunday Times bestselling author of Long Live Evil)
An intricately and thoughtfully plotted wonder of a world. Shannon has woven a rich, diverse tapestry which centralises voices not often heard in fantasy. Thoughtful, inclusive and lyrical writing that makes my heart sing (Wren James, author of The Quiet at the End of the World)
Among the Burning Flowers is the Rogue One of the Roots of Chaos world, deepening and enriching the events to come while also serving as its own perfect slice of story. Remarkably tender and philosophical despite the backdrop of brimstone and beast-slaying, and as intricate with its lore and history as its chunkier companions, I loved every second of my time in fallen Ysaclin. And if you make it out of this tale without swearing your life and your sword to Melaugo, you’re a stronger reader than I! (Laura Steven, New York Times bestselling author of Our Infinite Fates)
Among the Burning Flowers is an astonishing tale of resilience amidst horrifying tragedy. A perfect starting point for new readers that also rewards existing fans with new depth and understanding of events in The Priory of the Orange Tree (Helen Corcoran, author of Queen of Coin and Whispers)
Among The Burning Flowers is an intricately drawn introduction to the continent of Edin and the world of The Priory of the Orange Tree. It's a story as breath-taking as it is beautiful, with characters who find the courage to face trials that push their faith and friendships to the limit amidst unfurling tragedy. I don't think I'll ever get over those final thirty pages (Elle Machray, author of Remember Remember)
Samantha Shannon writes with the grace and majesty readers have come to expect from an author of her calibre. Her short novel is as rich in tone and as sweeping in scope as her longer works. Even those new to the series will be riveted by this gripping introduction to the Roots of Chaos. Epic fantasy at its finest (Lucy Holland)
