Warlock and Son

by Christopher Stasheff

Warlock of Gramarye (11)

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Christopher Stasheff taught Communications at a small college in New Jersey for a number of years. About six years ago, he and his wife (and four children, who were the models for the Gallowglass kids) moved to Illinois, where he has been writing full-time.

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I wasn't as big a fan of this volume as I was Stasheff's previous effort in this series. Warlock and Son shows us some of the trials and turmoils that accompany Magnus' quest to find an identity outside of the shadow of his father. To me, it seemed that Magnus' overall surliness was not in character and I doubt that he would have had as much difficulty in establishing his identity as Stasheff's backstory give credit for. The whole book is pretty much dedicated to Magnus getting a hard-on for every piece of ass that wiggles and how his father and family get him out of the troubles that his dick gets him into. This culminates with Magnus blasting off from Gramarye for points unknown with Fess in tow.

The banter just wasn't there in this show more volume and what little social commentary there was was focused around religion (again - apparently a common theme for Stasheff) and the nature of love and monogamous relationships.

Read 9/2007
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Science fiction/fantasy writer Christopher Stasheff was born in Mount Vernon, New York in 1944. He received a BA and a MA in Speech and Broadcasting from the University of Michigan and a PhD in Theater from the University of Nebraska. He taught theater at Montclair State University in New Jersey before leaving to become a full-time author. He show more writes the following series: Warlock, Star Troupers, Rogue Wizard, and Wizard in Rhyme. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Canonical title
Warlock and Son
Original title
Warlock and Son
People/Characters
Rod Gallowglass; Magnus Gallowglass; Cordelia Gallowglass; FESS; Gwen Gallowglass; Geoffrey Gallowglass (show all 8); Gregory Gallowglass; Robin Goodfellow
Important places
Gramarye
First words
"By your leave, my father, I cannot agree," Magnus said.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)It wouldn't do to undermine respect for the office.

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Fiction and Literature, Science Fiction, Fantasy
DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
LCC
PS3569 .T3363Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-
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