Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke

In 1806 there are plenty of theoretical magicians in England and no practical ones — until Mr Norrell, a fussy, hoarding recluse in Yorkshire, makes the statues of York Cathedral speak, and takes on a pupil named Jonathan Strange.

Norrell wants magic respectable; Strange wants it dangerous. Clarke writes in nineteenth-century prose with nearly two hundred footnotes containing an entire invented scholarly history, and the bargain Norrell makes in the first chapters with a gentleman with thistle-down hair comes due across a thousand pages.

Winner of the Hugo Award and the World Fantasy Award. One of the great fantasy novels.

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