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"Mother of Learning" is a fantasy novel with an original premise. Zorian is a
young wizard studying at the premier academy of magical arts in his homeland's
capital city. As he returns to school for the fall term, Zorian is unaware of
political machinations taking place behind the scenes, and he soon finds
himself trapped in a time loop he can't control. The novel was originally
published in serial form by amateur writer Domagoj Kurmaic, Dickens-style, but
I read the whole work in about six weeks — which is coincidentally about how
long it took me to get through "Great Expectations."
