‘The Magicians is to Harry Potter as a go of Irish whiskey is to a glass of weak tea . dark and harmful and full of twists’ – GEORGE R. R. MARTIN

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Quentin Coldwater has shed everything. He has been cast from the secret magical property of Fillory and now, friendless and broke, he profits to where his tale began: Brakebills Preparatory College of Magic. But Quentin’s previous shortly catches up with him . . .

In the meantime, Fillory’s magical obstacles are failing, about The Magician’s Land: (Publication 3) and barbarians from the north have invaded. To save their beloved globe from extinction, Eliot and Janet, Large King and Queen of Fillory, must embark on a final, dangerous pursuit.

Quentin’s adventure requires him from Antarctica to the enchanted Neitherlands, where he finds old close friends. But all roads lead back again to Fillory, where Quentin must put things right, or die attempting.

THE ULTIMATE BOOK IN LEV GROSSMAN’S CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED MAGICIAN TRILOGY

Compliment for the Magician Trilogy:

‘Stirring, complex, ambitious . . . superb’ – JUNOT DIAZ, author of DROWN as well as the BRIEF WONDROUS Lifestyle OF OSCAR WAO

‘A sophisticated, simple novel that’s also marvelous fun’ – THE CHANGING TIMES

‘Lev Grossman provides conjured a rare creature: a trilogy that just gets better and better as it runs along . . . Literary excellence.’ – ERIN MORGENSTERN, writer of THE NIGHT CIRCUS

‘The Magicians should be required reading . . . Lev Grossman has written a good, at times nearly painfully perceptive novel of the superb’ – KELLY LINK

‘The best fantasy trilogy from the decade’ – CHARLES STROSS

‘The Magicians is angst-ridden, bleak, sometimes joyous and gloriously readable. Ignore Hogwarts: this is where the magic is really.’ – SFX

‘The Magicians is fantastic, in every senses of the word. It’s unusual, fanciful, luxurious, eccentric, and really remarkable – a great story, masterfully told.’ – SCOTT SMITH, author of THE RUINS