What do You think about Enchanted Pilgrimage (1990)?
Originally published on my blog here in August 2001.Like The Goblin Reservationn, Enchanted Pilgrimage puts together a large number of ideas in a light fantasy setting. Its plot is a traditional quest by a small group of travellers, who go into the Wasteland, home of magical creatures and a place from where humans are generally barred, to search out the Old Ones. They encounter several strange, and sometimes not completely clear even to the reader, individuals who are none of them quite what they have been led to expect.All that Enchanted Pilgrimage demands of its readers is that they don't think too hard. Accepting it at its level, the novel is entertaining if not particularly original or memorable.
—Simon Mcleish
This book is very similar to the author's “Fellowship of the Talisman.” Once again there is a journey of a motley group (Mark Cromwell, the scholar, the marsh man Gib, Hal and his friend, the coon, who dwells in a hollowed out tree, Snively the gnome, Mary the lost daughter of people from the third parallel world, and Oliver the rafter goblin (one of the most intelligent of the group). Jones, an academic from the second parallel world (presumably ours) joins in the later stages. The journey take
—Joanna
In una società in cui tutti i dubbi vengono autorevolmente risolti dall'Alto, il giovane Mark Cornwall ha la pericolosa abitudine di cercarsi le sue risposte da solo. Per fortuna un simpatico Essere Demoniaco lo aiuta a liberarsi dall'odioso monaco Oswald. Ma chi lo aiuterà contro le insidie di Beckett, il malvagio rappresentante dell'Inquisizione? Quali altri Agenti Soprannaturali, sinistri o benevoli, sorvegliano le strade e i misteriosi valichi che dovrebbero portare il pellegrino Cornwall all'incrocio con un Altro Universo? Tra fantascienza e "fantasy", un nuovo capolavoro dell'autore di "Anni senza fine" e "Oltre l'invisibile".
—Matteo Pellegrini
