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Those of us who loved The Night Circus have waited nearly a decade for Erin Morgensternâ€s next novel
and The Starless Sea does not disappoint. In fact, Morgensternâ€s enchanted touch with words and
imagery, so vivid itâ€s impossible not to picture even the most delicate of details, is as exquisite as ever.
The Starless Sea is a love letter to books and readers, a masterpiece of stories within a story where fables of
pirates and princesses converge with the saga of Zachary Ezra Rawlins, the son of a fortune teller. A series
of unusual events leads Rawlins to a secret repository of books and fairy tales, a place that contains worlds
within time and somewhere a starless sea. Rawlins falls in love first with a book and later a person, both of
which compel him to embark on a dangerous journey through time and place, lost loves, and lives lived
again and again. I was delighted by Morgensternâ€s nods to the beloved world-bending classic
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and—as I began to hope for in a book with many magical
doors—Narnia. The Starless Sea reveals increasing layers of complexity as fiction and reality start to blend,
and characters collide in surprising ways. I could go on and on about the beauty of Morgensternâ€s
writing, and the symbolism of the bee, the key, and the sword, but instead I will tell you that the night I
finished this book I dreamt about it. And it was pure magic —Seira Wilson, Amazon Book Review
Read more 'Assuredly beautiful... The novel reads like panel after panel of mythic illustrations... It
demands that its readers interpret it in an older way; the way we read The Faerie Queene... Wellwritten...
The novelâ€s scope and ambition are undeniable.'—Natasha Pulley, The Guardian
'A mystical adventure in an enchanted universe... The novel is not simply a quest narrative–itâ€s also
a meta-examination of stories that demands the readerâ€s patience–and then rewards it...
Morgensternâ€s elegant, poetic prose keeps the pages turning as she begins to draw connections within a
web of tales that reads like an ode to stories, themselves, and celebrates the distinct pleasure that comes from
engaging with a text. For Zachary, that pleasure outweighs any temptation he might have to return to school
and his regular life. It leads, instead, to a journey of sacrifice and self-discovery as he unearths his own place
in the puzzling bookâ€s narrative. For everyone else, the thrill comes from watching him on the ride.'
—Annabel Gutterman, Time'Erin Morgenstern has magic to make... the author returns with a new
fantastical fairy-tale for grown-ups... Comparisons to the likes of Tolkien, Carroll, and C.S. Lewis abound.
The Starless Sea poses big questions about stories — the ones we read, the ones we live, and the ones we
tell ourselves. And at the heart of her work lies the themes that have provoked those comparisons:
redemption, sacrifice, fate, time, reincarnation.... Weâ€re willing to bet the embrace of this deeper, darker,
more complex follow-up novel might be close to a sure thing. As Morgenstern posits, The Starless Sea is a
door to another world — one just waiting for readers to open it.'—Maureen Lee Lenker,Â
Entertainment Weekly'Extravagantly imaginative... Her new book arrives eight years after her high-wire
fantasy of a first novel The Night Circus, and it's just as magical but even more daring... The stuff of a

bibliophile's dreams... There are nods to Tolkien and Sendak, Susanna Clarke and Lev Grossman, Grimm
and Gaiman. The intricate world-building is nothing short of fabulous, the prose lush and filigreed.'Â
—Nancy Pate, Minneapolis Star Tribune'A timeless love story'—The Nerd Daily'A magnificent quest,
a sense of unfolding adventure and danger, gold-wrought fantasy, and endless provocation on what
storytelling really means.' —Library Journal, starred review'A high-wire feat of metatextual derring-do
[and] a stunning array of linked fables, myths and origin stories. . . . It is exquisitely pleasurable to watch the
gears of this epic fantasy turn once they're set in motion. As in The Night Circus, Morgenstern is at her
best when she imagines worlds and rooms and parties in vivid detail. . . . This novel is a love letter to readers
as much as an invitation: Come and see how much magic is left in the world. Fans of Neil Gaiman and V.E.
Schwab, Kelly Link and Susanna Clarke will want to heed the call. An ambitious and bewitching gem of a
book with mystery and passion inscribed on every page.' —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
'Morgenstern's new fantasy epic is a puzzlebox of a book, full of meta-narratives and small folkloric tales
that will delight readers. . . . Morgenstern uses poetic, honey-like prose to tell a story