Une petite virée dans l'univers SF que j'aurais sans doute davantage appréciée si je connaissais davantage que deux titres parmi la myriade référencée (Lord of the Rings et Narnia). Si ce livre est une chose, c'est bien une leçon d'humilité, une introduction foisonnante à un monde avec autant de ...
Una persona, dos vidas paralelas. Una en la que es feliz y tiene una familia estupenda, pero en un mundo con terrorismo y violento. Y la otra en la que su vida familiar no es tan buena, pero ese mundo es mejor que el nuestro. Por ciertos motivos personales es un libro que me ha llegado especialme...
This was a satisfying end to a trilogy of books for a change. The last couple trilogies I've ready ended in a very unsatisfying way, with the third books always disappointing. This was the exception to the rule as it was the best of the three books for me. I didn't give it the highest rating beca...
In The King's Name, the rule of law established in The King's Peace is threatened by civil war. The kings of Tir Tanagiri have become comfortable in the peace, and are starting to get cranky about having to report to a High King. Morthu, son of the sorceress Sulien killed in the first book, is ...
This review originally appeared on my blog, Books Without Any Pictures:http://bookswithoutanypictures.com/20...Do you ever have one of those books that you just know you’ll love, but they you start reading it and it seems to drag on and on without reason? I was incredibly excited to read The Kin...
I loved Farthing, the first book in this series, despite avoiding alternate history and especially anything involving Nazis and WWII like the plague. In Farthing, Jo Walton took a classic British country house mystery and used it to divert the reader from all the subtly horrifying alternate histo...