Review: Tengu, Kappas, and Goblins, oh my!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 9, 2013
Anderson really threw a curve ball in Volume three of the Modern Disciples. He continues on with the theme of mythology, but this one is all about Japan. And, what's so great is that he once again has the opportunity to gain a wider range of audience because fans of Anime and Magna will find it to be captivating, too. Of course, not all books are required to be read in succession, but just in case you've been living under a rock, and haven't experienced Anderson's previous works, it's still a bright idea to start at the beginning so one can fully grasp the author's wicked mind, and unusual creations. It's terrifying, sometimes funny, and completely evident that he has done his homework on Japanese culture. Action-packed, and paced just perfectly; readers will be amazed by this special gift of imagination which the writer possesses.