The Black Company
grimdark precursor; military fantasy; morally grey; mercenary perspective
- Grimdark precursor
- Military fantasy
- Morally grey
- Mercenary perspective
Reddit Reviews:
“So The Black Company is really a collection of several series. The first three* books make up the Books of the North and have a solid ...”
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r/theblackcompany · What is the Black Company about? : r/theblackcompany →“Glenn Cook's fantasy series The Black Company has been ripe for a series for years now. This is like the OG grimdark fantasy setting. I am certain that if they ...”
r/theblackcompany · r/theblackcompany →“The Black Company is the greatest fantasy book series since The Lord of The Rings Discussion. Every character is amazing. Croaker is one of the greatest ...”
r/theblackcompany · r/theblackcompany →“The Black Company is a series of books broken up into several mini-series. They average about 300 pages apiece, with only a few POV ...”
r/Fantasy · A Spoiler-Free Review of the First 3 Books of The Black ... →“The Black Company has the trappings of a traditional fantasy novel but reads like a Vietnam war novel. That to me is what I loved about it. The ...”
r/Fantasy · Review and Brew: The Black Company by Glen Cook →“In the first 27 pages of The Black Company, you have the following incomplete list of things happen. ... The Black Company was like the complete ...”
r/Fantasy · The black company - Am I missing something : r/Fantasy →“So I'm nearly finished with the broken empire trilogy and the first law trilogy and I'm thinking of picking it up once I finish both of this trilogies”
r/Fantasy · What is the black company series like? : r/Fantasy →“The Black Company has minimal world-building. Even for the standard of the time it was written, it was really more of a vibe-based series, than ...”
r/Fantasy · Reading The Black Company... I have no idea what's going ... →“I’m like an hour in on the audio book and really have no clue what’s going on. I feel like it jumps around a lot and it’s hard for me to follow. The ...”
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