Title: Probably the most influencial book I've read
Product review: Having grown up reading all the Tarzan books, the Chronicles of Narnia, Lord of the Rings, Dune and any other fantastical book I could get my hands on, when I read this book in college over ten years ago, it was like when I had discovered Bob Dylan in music or Gerhard Richter in Art for me. It was the perfect book that bridged the gap between what was always thrown to me as serious literature and the adventure and mysterious spirituality of the faerie lands I always imagined. This is the most beautiful book I've read among thousands and even though it's now been a few years since I last read it, it is still one I treasure and think back to as I read the modern fantasy masters like Neil Gaiman.
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