Reviews

Alexandria: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Unfolds by Nick Bantock

emilyyyxleigh's review

4.0

~4.5 stars

blreed's review

5.0

The further along the series goes, the better I think it captures the mingled euphoria and terror of loving another person. Over the last couple of volumes, I came to interpret alchemy as a metaphor for the joining of two dissimilar people, and Frolatti's sinister machinations as a metaphor for the ways that fear and distrust sabotage love.

hlminton's review

5.0

I'm obsessed with these books.

bucket's review

2.0

This is no better (maybe worse?) than The Gryphon. The art is less unique -- more vintage than original. And all the same problems with really not making much sense.