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InscrÃbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. Impossible to rate before completing book 10, which is really the second half of this two-parter. I'll have to report back when I finish it. Fannst erfitt að tengja við þessa næst sÃðustu sögu Eriksons à serÃunni. Fjöldi persónanna gerir sem fyrr miklar kröfur til lesandans og sagan er á köflum langdregin með þunglyndislegri heimspeki. Heimsmyndin er hins vegar mögnuð og blæbrigðin à ólÃkri menningu og sögu ólÃkra hópa þessa heims eru með ólÃkindum. Þessi saga er à raun bara fyrri hlutinn af endalokum serÃunnar og þvà endar hún dálÃtið à lausu lofti en eftir ofboðsleg átök þar sem margar af sögupersónum fyrri bóka falla - en lÃkt og komið hefur oft à ljós à ritröðinni þá eru guðirnir ekkert á þvà að sleppa tangarhaldinu af þeim sem deyja heldur er þeim teflt stöðugt áfram aftur og aftur. If Toll the Hounds is slow and steady, then this book is a tortoise for 90% and a Hood damned rocket for the rest 10%. The K'chain definately stole the show, with the malazans second and the Bargahst plot, which I thought was overly depressing and confusing, taking up the rear. Who knows how Erikson is going to finish all this, but we'll see. THE RANKING THUS FAR: DG 3* is harsh, it's better than that but I feel dirty giving it a 4*. Undoubtedly this book would've been closer to a 5* had I read it over a shorter period in bigger bursts but honestly, the last 10% was great and the first 10% was great but everything in between just lost me. Its such a detailed series that all these brilliant epic storylines and plots were so tremendously foreshadowed and weave themselves so beautifully into the theme and the message... And after 9 books I've forgotten how half the characters were introduced and why this person is so depressed and if this culture is selfish or egalitarian or anything else in between. I'm sure on a reread (if it ever gets to that) this entire body of work is a brilliant and unsurpassed 5* from page 1 right to the very end, but this is my first read, and this book highlighted my only problem with Malazan - I haven't been able to give it the attention and dedication it needs to get the most out of it. But honestly, it could have done more to demand it at certain times in this journey, particularly for nearly a thousand pages in this one. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Pertenece a las seriesMalazan Chronology (17) World of Malazan (Book of the Fallen 9) Pertenece a las series editorialesScience Fiction Book Club (1285194) Contenido enContienePremios
Sinopsis: Polvo de sueños es la novena y penúltima entrega de la saga «Malaz: El Libro de los Caídos», la decalogía originalmente publicada entre 1999 y 2011 que ha convertido al escritor canadiense Steven Erikson en una de las mayores voces de la fantasía épica contemporánea. Desde entonces, esta obra maestra de la imaginación está considerada una de las series más ambiciosas del género de los últimos años.En el continente Letherii, el ejército exiliado malazano, comandado por la consejera Tavore, comienza la marcha hacia los eriales del este para combatir por una causa desconocida contra un enemigo que jamás ha sido visto. El destino que aguarda a los Cazahuesos es por demás incierto. Nada saben del enemigo y la única arma que merece ser empuñada es el coraje.En la guerra todos pierden, y esta certeza se percibe en la mirada de cualquier soldado. El último gran ejército del Imperio de Malaz busca una batalla final en nombre de la redención, pero quedan por responder algunas preguntas finales... No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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