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Tad Williams continues his Otherland series with the gripping River of Blue Fire, the second installment in a planned four-book saga. This novel picks up with the same ragtag group of searchers trapped in the perilous virtual world of Otherland. Among them lurks the brutal serial killer Dread, who seeks to undermine his Grail Brotherhood masters. The characters navigate a series of vividly crafted worlds, following a relentless river while grappling with the chilling reality that their experiences may be more tangible than they seem. Paul Jonas, an amnesiac character crucial to the plot, embarks on his own journey, gradually recovering memories as he traverses these fantastical landscapes. Each new world, from a Paleolithic Ice Age to a realm reminiscent of Oz, is intricately detailed and unpredictable. Williams expertly doles out information, creating a suspenseful experience akin to a captivating computer game. As the group's adventure unfolds and they become separated, readers feel the complexity of the narrative, akin to a puppet master orchestrating intricate flows of information. The best approach is to embrace the thrilling ride, enjoying Williams's rich characterizations, lush descriptions, and diverse plotlines, reminiscent of the exhilaration of white-water rafting.
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Anderland - 2: Rivier van Blauw Vuur, Tad Williams
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2003
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- Sprache
- Niederländisch
- Autor*innen
- Tad Williams
- Verlag
- Luitingh-Sijthoff
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2003
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 660
- ISBN10
- 9024545862
- ISBN13
- 9789024545865
- Reihe
- Otherland
- Schlagwörter
- Belletristik, Fantasy, Abenteuer, Sci-Fi, Science-Fantasy, Cyberpunk
- Bewertung
- 4,05 von 5 Sternen
- Beschreibung
- Tad Williams continues his Otherland series with the gripping River of Blue Fire, the second installment in a planned four-book saga. This novel picks up with the same ragtag group of searchers trapped in the perilous virtual world of Otherland. Among them lurks the brutal serial killer Dread, who seeks to undermine his Grail Brotherhood masters. The characters navigate a series of vividly crafted worlds, following a relentless river while grappling with the chilling reality that their experiences may be more tangible than they seem. Paul Jonas, an amnesiac character crucial to the plot, embarks on his own journey, gradually recovering memories as he traverses these fantastical landscapes. Each new world, from a Paleolithic Ice Age to a realm reminiscent of Oz, is intricately detailed and unpredictable. Williams expertly doles out information, creating a suspenseful experience akin to a captivating computer game. As the group's adventure unfolds and they become separated, readers feel the complexity of the narrative, akin to a puppet master orchestrating intricate flows of information. The best approach is to embrace the thrilling ride, enjoying Williams's rich characterizations, lush descriptions, and diverse plotlines, reminiscent of the exhilaration of white-water rafting.