Category: H. G. Parry

• Review of “A Radical Act of Free Magic”

  French Revolution, Magic, The Shadow Histories

  We return to a magical mystical alternate version of the French Revolution in A Radical Act of Free Magic by H. G. Parry, book two of The Shadow Histories. It picks up not long after the end of the previous book with the death of Robespierre. The mysterious stranger has now decided to support Napoleon…

• Review of “A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians”

  French Revolution, Magic, The Shadow Histories

  H. G. Parry really throws you for a bit of a loop with A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians, book one of The Shadow Histories. The book opens in 1779 with William Pitt and William Wilberforce first becoming friends and working on becoming members of Parliament in the House of Commoners. They become friends…