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Loading... Knave of Dreams (1975)by Andre Norton
Nicely done parallel world fantasy that feels at times like a restrained Amber tale. I feel like Ramsay and Corwin would have a lot to talk about if they ever met each other. Ramsay Kimble finds himself living in an alien world, the focus of a complex and dangerous political struggle, and only his ability to dream can help him triumph over his adversaries. no reviews | add a review Is contained in
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Ramsay Kimble finds himself living in an alien world, the focus of a complex and dangerous political struggle, and only his ability to dream can help him triumph over his adversaries.
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He (the main character) is also rather an idiot. Ok, I grant that he's been thrown into a new and strange situation, but he has a tendency to jump to some very odd conclusions on the one hand, but at other times get exactly the right conclusion on half the information. I give up. (