Earn Fang The Gnome Documented By Michael G. Coney Exhibited In Booklet

don't know if this would have made more sense had a read the preceding two installments, I didn't realize till just not that it was a series, I read it in middle school and don't remember much about it other than that I thought it was trippy, Other reviews indiciate there was some Arthurian element, but I only recall gnomes and rabbits and, . . aliens Mr. Coney's cosmology is as rich and fantastic as his other books i've read "The Celestial Steam Locomotive" and "Gods of the Greataway", but this layers in Arthurian legend and weaves a really fun and memorable new take on the tale.

The third book in the Song of Earth series, First books are The Celestial Steam Locomotive and Gods of the Greataway,

When the alternate worlds of humankind and gnomedom begin to merge, only the bravery of a gnome and the help of a young woman can save the gnomes.
This is a strange and fun combination of Arthurian legend, gnomes, and spaceships, An enjoyable and unusual look at the Arthurian legend and its beginnings, well worth reading The third book in the Song of Earth series, Now, I had not realized this going in, and had not read "The Celestial Steam Locomotive" and "Gods of the Greataway", I really wish I would have, because I think I would have appreciated the ending of this book much better,

Prior to the ending I was really enjoying the story, Three alternate worlds are coming together and this tells the story building up to and including that event, It was enjoyable to get to know each "world" and how they affect each other even before merging into one, I liked the gnomes' world best, but how the other two worlds play off of each other from the beginning was fun to read,

The writing was well done, The

characterizations whole. The fairy tale/fantasy feel to what is a science fiction story was a treat,

As, I said, the ending wasn't working too well for me, But, I will read the first books and then give this one a try again in the future, Michael Greatrex Coney was born in Birmingham, England and educated at King Edwards School, He started a career as a chartered accountant and went on to become a management Consultant, Then he went into the catering business, managing an inn in south Devon with his wife, Daphne for three years and a hotel in the West Indies for another three.
He worked for Financial Services in the B, C. Forest Service for seventeen years before retiring, He Passed awayNovember. peacefully of Cancer Mesothelioma. He was married with three children and lived on Vancouver Island, Michael Greatrex Coney was born in Birmingham, England and educated at King Edward's School, He started a career as a chartered accountant and went on to become a management Consultant, Then he went into the catering business, managing an inn in south Devon with his wife, Daphne for three years and a hotel in the West Indies for another three.
He worked for Financial Services in the B, C. Forest Service for seventeen years before retiring, He Passed awayNovember. peacefully of Cancer Mesothelioma. He was married with three children and lived on Vancouver Island, sitelink.