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Originally Posted by samhy
Seriously, it was better than expected. I really like the idea of following the story through several people minds. You know when there's a conflict, usually everyone believes to be well within his rights. Well, here it's war and depending how long ago you look, many different families can claim the throne. I like this (kind of) geopolitical side. |
I'll keep an eye out for it on sale, perhaps. Not sure the genre really appeals, though I do sometimes dip into fantasy if the reviews are compelling enough. And I don't know if I have the stamina to follow a lengthy series like this one. I absolutely loved his
Fevre Dream though, one of my favourite vampire books.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
It's good, but it's a rather blatant rip-off of Heinlein's "All You Zombies".
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I reread that earlier this year, after discussions about it in the forum, so not sure if that is going to spoil
The Man Who Folded Himself. I'll give it a go anyway, methinks.