Ebook {Epub PDF} The Witches of New York by Ami McKay

The Witches of New York is a compelling, fast-paced read, with much more to say than one might expect. Benefiting from research aplenty from author Ami McKay, a Victorian New York City really does come alive within its pages/5().  · In the vein of Jonathan Strange Mr Norrell, comes a new novel from historical fiction maven Ami McKay that transports readers to the heart of Victorian New York, where three witches practice their craft—to the delight of some—but at their own peril. Respectable Lady Seeks Dependable Shop Girl. Those averse to magic need not www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 5 mins. The Witches of New York fully embraces the fantastic side of McKay’s imagination For all its ideas, its imperatives, The Witches of New York is a keenly pleasurable reading experience, and over all too soon. One cannot help but want to spend more time in the company of these witches/5().

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J Ian McKay. The Witches of New York is historical fiction with a twist—part Victorian fairy tale, part penny dreadful, part feminist manifesto. Ami McKay. From her publishers: In the vein of Jonathan Strange Mr Norrell, comes a new novel from historical fiction maven Ami McKay that transports readers to the heart of Victorian New York, where three witches practice their craft—to the delight of some—but at their own peril. Winner of the Atlantic Independent Bookseller’s Choice Award. Starred reviews from: Publishers’ Weekly, Booklist, and Kirkus. Follow a trio of remarkable women as they navigate the glitz and grotesqueries of Gilded Age New York by any means possible, including witchcraft. ’In the tradition of Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange Mr Norrell, Ami McKay recreates not just a historically confident vision of ’s New York, but a richly imagined, detailed subculture of witchcraft, occultism, and sinister dark forces that coexist precariously, in plain sight; stealthily encroaching upon the affairs of the Gilded Age. Skillfully written, peopled with refreshingly authentic female characters and hurtling forward at a furious pace, McKay delivers that most.