Once Upon a Time in the North, “a joy”
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Amanda Craig from The Times has reviewed the newest installment in His Dark Materials describing it as a joy to be reunited with Pullman’s beloved characters after a less than satisfactory experience with the truncated film release this past season. “It is exuberant, intelligent fun, in a way that his previous novella, Lyra’s Oxford, was not, and the exquisite engravings by John Lawrence and small size of the book make it a joy to look at, touch and hold.” Read more.

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4 Responses to Once Upon a Time in the North, “a joy”

  1. mark scoresby says:

    Sounds good then

  2. The Only Man Who Can says:

    Looking forward to it! The film was good, not great, so it’s rewarding to discover that we’re in for some vintage Pullman. I’ve bee re-reading ‘The Subtle Knife’ recently and his writing’s beautiful. Scoresby and Iorek are perhaps my favourite characters too, although they have stiff competition from the others!

  3. holl says:

    hurrah! it’s about the books again!

  4. FT says:

    Yay, I got this early! So much better than lyra’s oxford.