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Cargando... El Torque de oropor Julian May
   Five star books (953) Books Read in 2021 (4,669) Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.   ) braidj | Dec 19, 2023 |  freixas | Mar 31, 2023 |  )1  jkdavies | Jul 7, 2016 | In this second book, the humans and aliens try to find a balance. Some want to go back, others want to be left alone and others want to live in peace. There's also a new faction - a group of renegade human operants from the future. I found these books to be excellent in setting and plot. They aren't overly heavy on details or characters. The characters are bold and memorable and the setting is very, very well done. One of my favorite books. ( ) Karlstar | Jul 26, 2015 | De leden van Groep Groen ontdekken langzaam aan de wat er echt aan de hand is en dat de buitenaardsen niet zo vredelievend zijn als ze eerst leken. De jaarlijkse rituele oorlog tussen de Tanu en Firvulag nadert en de menselijke verzetstrijders bereiden hun verdere plannen voor. Aiken Drum maakt plannen om de macht naar zich toe te trekken en Elizabeth Orme wordt, tegen haar zin, een belangrijk mens in deze wereld. Julian May zet een geweldig verhaal op, spelend op de Aarde tijdens het Plioceen van 6 miljoen jaar geleden, waarin Keltische mytenen en SF elementen in verwoven zijn. Het enige "probleem" is het enorme aantal personages dat een rol speelt in het verhaal. ( ) FAMeulstee | Dec 4, 2010 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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HTML: Second in the series that portrays "one of the best-thought-out futures ever encountered in science fiction" from the author of The Many-Colored Land (Joe Haldeman). Six million years in the past, a proto-Europe is inhabited by two extraterrestrial races, the chivalric Tanu and the dwarfish, forest-dwelling Firvulagâ??both of which possess far-reaching psychic powers. But now, time-traveling humans from a future society have become involved in the age-old struggle between the two. One group of captured humans is brought to Muriah, the stately capital of the Tanu kingdom. Among them is Elizabeth Orme, who was once, in her own world, a Grand Master Metapsychic. In spite of Tanu harassment, she begins to recover her lost powers. The other human group, which has managed to overcome its Tanu guards and escape into the northern forests, includes Chief Burke, a Native American, and Felice Uindry, an athlete gifted with certain psychic powers of her own. This group, with the ambiguous aid of the Firvulag, determines to launch an attack against the very heart of Tanu dominance. At the end of the Grand Combat tournament between Tanu and Firvulag comes the astonishing climax to this astonishing novel. Praise for the Saga of Pliocene Exile "Enchanting and engrossing . . . I was captivated."â??Fritz Leiber "Julian May has woven a many-colored tapestry of exotic adventure."â??Roger Zelazny "Action-oriented and vivid."â??Vonda McIntyre "An amazing journey from the distant future to the distant past . . . High adventure."â??SFRNo se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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