The Gypsy - Softcover

Neither Stepovich, a seasoned cop, nor Cigany, a gypsy who stalks the city streets in a cloud of magic, seems to be able to find the killer who is leaving a trail of dead bodies all over the city

"A spirit of righteous mysticism makes The Gypsy a compelling read."

"Fantasy, yes, but it breathes a spirit congenial to the SF reader too...every science fiction reader who dreams of long light years passing, strange peoples, wild adventure. Brust and Lindholm have given SF its gypsy god."

"This combination fantasy and police procedural (Wambaugh on acid) is several cuts above the troll-and-unicorn dreck that floods the genre."
--"Booklist" (starred review) on "The Gypsy"

"Enthralling."
--"Publishers Weekly "on "The Gypsy"

"Fantasy, yes, but it breathes a spirit congenial to the SF reader too...every science fiction reader who dreams of long light years passing, strange peoples, wild adventure. Brust and Lindholm have given SF its gypsy god."
--"Analog "on "The Gypsy"

"A spirit of righteous mysticism makes "The Gypsy" a compelling read."
--"New York Review of Science Fiction"

This combination fantasy and police procedural (Wambaugh on acid) is several cuts above the troll-and-unicorn dreck that floods the genre. "Booklist (starred review) on The Gypsy"

Enthralling. "Publishers Weekly on The Gypsy"

Fantasy, yes, but it breathes a spirit congenial to the SF reader too...every science fiction reader who dreams of long light years passing, strange peoples, wild adventure. Brust and Lindholm have given SF its gypsy god. "Analog on The Gypsy"

A spirit of righteous mysticism makes "The Gypsy" a compelling read. "New York Review of Science Fiction""

This combination fantasy and police procedural (Wambaugh on acid) is several cuts above the troll-and-unicorn dreck that floods the genre. Booklist (starred review) on The Gypsy

Enthralling. Publishers Weekly on The Gypsy

Fantasy, yes, but it breathes a spirit congenial to the SF reader too...every science fiction reader who dreams of long light years passing, strange peoples, wild adventure. Brust and Lindholm have given SF its gypsy god. Analog on The Gypsy

A spirit of righteous mysticism makes The Gypsy a compelling read. New York Review of Science Fiction

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"This combination fantasy and police procedural (Wambaugh on acid) is several cuts above the troll-and-unicorn dreck that floods the genre." --Booklist (starred review) on The Gypsy

"Enthralling." --Publishers Weekly on The Gypsy

"Fantasy, yes, but it breathes a spirit congenial to the SF reader too...every science fiction reader who dreams of long light years passing, strange peoples, wild adventure. Brust and Lindholm have given SF its gypsy god." --Analog on The Gypsy

"A spirit of righteous mysticism makes The Gypsy a compelling read." --New York Review of Science Fiction