Description: Praise for The Stone in the Skull "Elizabeth Bear sweeps the reader into a world of ravishing detail."-- Huffington Post "Amazing worldbuilding, gloriously precise prose, and excellent pacing."-- Tor.com "The Eternal Sky trilogy is one of the great fantasy epics of the last decade, and Bear triumphantly returns to that setting."-- Library Journal "Glorious and dramatic."-- Publishers Weekly, starred review "The plot hews closely to the whole band-of-rogues-assemble-to-fight-stronger-band-of-foes . . . Bear noodles around that trope like a jazz master and takes the story to some interesting places . . ."-- Locus "This is a promising beginning indeed for an epic . . . and it will no doubt be a magnificent journey."-- Booklist "A panoramic drama that grabs and grips from Page 1 . . . vivid, absorbing, and thrilling."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Clever and beautifully written."-- Elitist Book Reviews "A thoughtful, richly complex, humane work eloquently told and elegantly constructed."-- Fantasy Literature "Enchanting."-- The Illustrated Page "A beautifully written story, truly epic in scope."-- Lynn's Book Blog Praise for the Eternal Sky trilogy "Subtle . . . crisp."-- RT Book Reviews Top Pick for Range of Ghosts "A vivid world." -- Publishers Weekly on Range of Ghosts " A rousing, artful adventure."-- Asimov's Science Fiction on Shattered Pillars "Astonishing."-- Booklist on Shattered Pillars "Bear delivers the thematic complexity, deft worldbuilding, and compelling storytelling we've come to expect in this concluding volume of the Eternal Sky trilogy, set in a world inspired by 13th-century Asia and The Arabian Nights."-- Locus on Steles of the Sky "Dense, gripping, and also entertaining, full of emotion, adventure, loss, and the possibility of hope."--Tor.com on Steles of the Sky

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