The Carnival Of Ash
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An extravagant, lyrical novel about a city of poets and librarians at the height of the Renaissance. A city that never was.
A City of Poets and Dreamers, Liars and Cheats…
Tommaso Cellini, celebrated ruler of Cadenza, is dead, and the city mourns. For Carlo Mazzoni, an aspiring poet, it was the day of his arrival in the City of Words and the end of his dreams to walk side-by-side with the great man, two artists together.
For Vittoria — known to all but a handful as the famed ink maid Hypatia — the death of a ruler is less troubling than her sadness and inability to write. Without it, her admirers will leave her, and with it her livelihood.
With its ruler dead, the city plunges into turmoil amid rumours of war with its rival Venice. Surrounded by murder, intrigue, revenge and revolution, they must rely on new friends and sinister acquaintances to find their paths to freedom.
A City of Poets and Dreamers, Liars and Cheats…
Tommaso Cellini, celebrated ruler of Cadenza, is dead, and the city mourns. For Carlo Mazzoni, an aspiring poet, it was the day of his arrival in the City of Words and the end of his dreams to walk side-by-side with the great man, two artists together.
For Vittoria — known to all but a handful as the famed ink maid Hypatia — the death of a ruler is less troubling than her sadness and inability to write. Without it, her admirers will leave her, and with it her livelihood.
With its ruler dead, the city plunges into turmoil amid rumours of war with its rival Venice. Surrounded by murder, intrigue, revenge and revolution, they must rely on new friends and sinister acquaintances to find their paths to freedom.
Title:The Carnival Of Ash
Format:Hardcover
Product dimensions:560 pages, 8.69 X 5.56 X 1.5 in
Shipping dimensions:560 pages, 8.69 X 5.56 X 1.5 in
Published:March 15, 2022
Publisher:Solaris
Language:English
Appropriate for ages:All ages
ISBN - 13:9781786185006