This is the true story of Aemilius Felix Boioannes the younger, the intended and unintended consequence of his life, the bad stuff he did on purpose, and the good stuff that happened in spite of him.
It is, in other words, the tale of a war to end all wars and the man responsible.
A Practical Guide to Conquering the World can be read by itself, but for those who like endings, it can also be considered the refreshingly pragmatic conclusion to K. J. Parker''s acclaimed sequence of novels that began withSixteen Ways to Defend a Walled Cityand continued withHow To Rule An Empire And Get Away With It
Praise for K. J Parker:
''Readers are ensured a good time and a barrel of laughs to boot'' Publishers Weekly on How to Rule an Empire and Get Away With It
''Parker''s latest epic fantasy proves that all the world is, indeed, a stage, and Parker himself is a master impresario. Reade
