Reviews for Tales of Mithgar

The average rating for Tales of Mithgar based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-05-17 00:00:00 Don Parker McKiernan balances the yin yang of stories taking place in his world of Mithgar among Warrows holed up in the One-Eyed Crow bar during a snow storm as tales are traded among the owner and customers. The thread running through the book is the hunt for the dreaded Baron Stoke by Riatha, Petal, Tomlin, and Urus the Baeron. Heavy stuff. Some of the other tales resemble more fairy tale fare, but the balance is perfect and McKiernan is in his element relating these stories through the various Warrow characters relating them to a captive audience.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-01-14 00:00:00 Michael Gildersleeve This is a collection of Mithgar stories told within the familiar framework of travelers trapped by foul weather swapping tales around a fire. It's a good selection of stories, and a lot of fun seeing how they fit together with the novels in the series and the history of the world as it has been revealed up to this point. The length of the individual stories doesn't provide for as much character development and interplay as McKiernan usually provides, but it's a very interesting addition to Mithgarian lore.