Foundryside

i was nervous getting into this because i had heard that it wasn't as good as RJB's previous trilogy, the Divine Cities trilogy (which i adored). while i agree with that, i still enjoyed my time in his new world. i do really wish that RJB would add maps to his books, or some kind of dramatis personae, so that we could more easily remember who belongs to which house, but oh well. i'll probably pick up the next one, but likely won't be in any sort of rush to.