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A review by jgarnettau
Magician's End by Raymond E. Feist
5.0
A fitting end to a saga spanning generations.
I am at a loss to describe the impact Pug and Midkemia has had on me over the years, both in the sense of an appreciation for the story and for the development of the writing, itself. I fell in love with the world and with its people long since, and was ever intrigued by the metaphysical and/or theological theory of this universe. In Magician's End, Feist blows the mind, gathers up the pieces and bundles them up in your arms, then quietly shows you the exit. I have never been so happy to be filled with heartfelt sorrow.
Yet, in the midst of the deepest darkness, there is always hope. Such I have been taught by the forces that move Midkemia into the bright yet unseen future.
I am at a loss to describe the impact Pug and Midkemia has had on me over the years, both in the sense of an appreciation for the story and for the development of the writing, itself. I fell in love with the world and with its people long since, and was ever intrigued by the metaphysical and/or theological theory of this universe. In Magician's End, Feist blows the mind, gathers up the pieces and bundles them up in your arms, then quietly shows you the exit. I have never been so happy to be filled with heartfelt sorrow.
Yet, in the midst of the deepest darkness, there is always hope. Such I have been taught by the forces that move Midkemia into the bright yet unseen future.