Vector on Headless
By Adam Roberts | January 27, 2008
Categories: Book News
Discouraging days. Martin McGrath, fluently and rather wittily, decapitates Land of the Headless in the bsfa journal, Vector, with a scimitar-swinging review that begins by invoking not so much a clever albatross as a clever roc, and goes on to find, well, nothing to like about the book at all. His main charge is that the novel fails as satire. I didn’t mean it to be a satire; but that, somehow, only makes the critique more discouraging. Ah well.
Tags: Headless


February 15th, 2008 at 10:19 pm
Well, I liked it a lot. Hmph.
March 7th, 2008 at 1:32 am
I'm about half-way through the book and I love(d) it (to death). I guess one could construe it to be a satire, but that is clearly not the intent.