Children of Earth and Sky; A Brightness Long Ago; All the Seas of the World

So this is a trilogy of sorts from Kay, set in the not-Mediterranean of his Sarantium world, and I think it's for the best that he returned to it. At its best, this series recaptures virtues that I don't think have been on exhibit in Kay's work since Sailing to Sarantium . The first, Children of Earth and Sky , is the strongest. It's set in not-Venice after the fall of Sarantium, and it does that…