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The Magicians' Guild (The Black Magician Trilogy #1)

Trudi Canavan

Paperback | Pages: 467 pages

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Title	:	The Magicians' Guild (The Black Magician Trilogy #1)
Author	:	Trudi Canavan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 467 pages
Published	:	January 31st 2004 by Orbit (first published 2001)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Magic. Young Adult. Fiction. High Fantasy. Epic Fantasy. Adventure

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"We should expect this young woman to be more powerful than our average novice, possibly even more powerful than the average magician."

This year, like every other, the magicians of Imardin gather to purge the city of undesirables. Cloaked in the protection of their sorcery, they move with no fear of the vagrants and miscreants who despise them and their work-—until one enraged girl, barely more than a child, hurls a stone at the hated invaders...and effortlessly penetrates their magical shield.

What the Magicians' Guild has long dreaded has finally come to pass. There is someone outside their ranks who possesses a raw power beyond imagining, an untrained mage who must be found and schooled before she destroys herself and her city with a force she cannot yet control.

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Original Title:	The Magicians' Guild
ISBN:	1841493139 (ISBN13: 9781841493138)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Black Magician Trilogy #1
Characters:	Sonea, Rothen, Akkarin
Setting:	Kyralia

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I love Trudi Canavan's ability to create imagined worlds with strong characters. Sonea is an ordinary slum girl, poor, yet honest. She has questionable ties that she left long ago in order to pursue a life her aunt and uncle would approve of. When the magicians of the guild come to purge the city of slum scum, Sonea finds herself amongst her old friendships. In the spirit of the rebellion from the city folk Sonea throws a stone at a group of magicians who have a magic shield up. Using her anger,

The Magicians' Guild (Black Magician Trilogy, #1), Trudi Canavan The Magicians' Guild is the first fantasy novel in The Black Magician series by Trudi Canavan. Published in 2001, it is followed by The Novice (2002) and The High Lord (2003). The book tells the story of Sonea, a young girl from the slums, as she discovers her magical potential. When she hurls a stone through a magical barrier, accidentally injuring a magician behind it, Sonea finds herself on the run from the powerful Magicians'

This and my other reviews can be found at http://amethystbookwyrm.blogspot.co.uk/In the city of Imardin every year magicians drive the Thieves, beggars and the poor out of the city without any trouble, until one year a young woman called Sonea is able to break through their magical barrier. Now, the hunt is on, as the magicians to find her before she destroys the city and herself. Meanwhile, Sonea is trying to hide from them and the bounty on her head by taking refuge with the Thieves.The

3.5 stars. Trudi Canavan is an author I'd been looking forward to read for a long time, which is why she was pretty high on my list for the WWEnd Women of Genre Fiction Reading Challenge. Thanks to my book hoarding habits, I found that I actually own the first books from both her Black Magician Trilogy and the Traitor Spy Trilogy and didn't know which to tackle first. Then I found out that the latter series is a continuing story of some of the characters in the former, which ultimately decided

This book started off on the wrong foot for me, with a contradiction in the first paragraph (is the wind howling because of what it sees or is it silent because of what it sees?). The next few chapters did little to improve my opinion. The characters were stereotyped and the description clumsy. There were info dumps about how the world worked. There were words changed simply to make the world feel differentfor example, ale became bol and there were substituted words for tea, coffee and trouble.

3.5 stars. This was *ok*. If the pacing had been better it would have scraped a 4, but Im not sure that I will continue the series.

The first half of this book is pretty boring - things picked up in the 2nd half. I'll probably try the second book and see if it gets any better.