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The Rage of Dragons: The Burning, Book One, by Evan Winter
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The stultifying and dehumanising effects of a caste-based society and the seductive but ultimately destructive nature of vengeance lie at the heart of Evan Winter's tale . . . Expertly structured with a keen eye for action and character, The Rage of Dragons is a captivating epic heroic fantasy from a major new talent. (Anthony Ryan, author of BLOOD SONG)Intense, inventive and action-packed from beginning to end - a relentlessly gripping, brilliant read (James Islington, author of THE SHADOW OF WHAT WAS LOST)Winter's stunning debut fantasy epic is rich in complex characters and a well-wrought world with both European and African influences . . . This impressive series launch holds tremendous promise (PUBLISHERS WEEKLY)People ask the last book I couldn't put down, and I tell them The Rage of Dragons. The tension rises with every page until you fear it will break you in two (Peter V. Brett, bestselling author of THE PAINTED MAN)The Rage of Dragons takes the best parts of epic fantasy and sets them in a refreshing and inventive new world, a gripping tale that makes clear the true cost of war and colonialism with one of the most enthralling hero's journeys I've read (S. A. Chakraborty, author of CITY OF BRASS)A refreshingly brutal and imaginative tale of survival and revenge. Evan Winter's battles are visceral, bloody masterpieces, and Tau's climb from exiled Lesser to Igonyama is earned in a way few writers could ever match (David Dalglish, author of A DANCE OF CLOAKS)Intense, vivid and brilliantly realized - a necessary read (Anna Smith Spark, author of THE COURT OF BROKEN KNIVES)Compelling, expansive and rich. Winter has created an exciting and immersive world of magic, vengeance and wonder (Micah Yongo, author of LOST GODS)A Xhosa-inspired world complete with magic, dragons, demons and curses, The Rage of Dragons takes classic fantasy and imbues it with a fresh and exciting twist (Anna Stephens, author of GODBLIND)Fast-paced, incredibly engaging, and brimming with tension . . . Evan Winter is another new fantasy voice to watch out for; his voice deserves to be heard and his book deserves to be read . . . The Rage of Dragons is a breathtaking fantasy debut (NOVEL NOTIONS)
Werbetext
Game of Thrones meets Gladiator in this gripping, action-packed epic fantasy debut set in a brutal world of war, dark magic and dragons.
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Produktinformation
Gebundene Ausgabe: 544 Seiten
Verlag: Orbit (18. Juli 2019)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0356512940
ISBN-13: 978-0356512945
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
15,8 x 5,4 x 23,8 cm
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
4.4 von 5 Sternen
3 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 156.183 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
The last third of the book is great. The other 2 okay. It starts a bit slow and besides the new terms doesn't feel that unique, but it ties well together and the third act makes more than up for it.
Keep it coming. Already looking forward to the next installement!!!
4,7!This my dear (ahhm whoever stopped to read this thoughts of mine) was pure awesomeness!Honestly!Really!Truly!Believe me!To be frank, the worldbuilding is amazing, i needed about 25% of this book to settle and find it's flow, but once in it, I drowned!And now dear (insert name please) I am going to tell you what this book is or is not:This book is NOT a new "GOT"! But who wants a new GOT as long as the old one is not finished?!This book contains a LOT of fighting, gory, bloody fighting, with swords and stuff, you know, sharp things..woooosh, and it even contains a beautiful lovescene that made my romantic heart beat a little bit faster.This book has dragons in it, not an aweful lot, but yes, firebelching, disastrous dragons.This book had some nice plot twists butThis book did not have a nice protagonist. After about 50% of the book I started to dilike Tau. Dislike him a lot. He is stubborn without reason. Selfish, smug and somewhat stupid.This book does not let you dive into a well written characterstudy, with deep insights and highly satisfying reasonable understandable "THIS IS THE REASON WHY", but it draws you into a lot of masterfully written battles. Like Gladiator style (ok, with a little bit of dragon, but not GOT, because GOT has no black people at all in it - and this book is only about black people). If you enjoy epic battles, blood, dragons, steel, swords, swordbrothers, a story of vengeance and all that it needs to grab your guts - Read it!The chapters were short, about 8-15 minutes each - which was my bedrituals ruin, because I kept thinking: This last chapter, only one more.. one more.. argh.. goddamnit.. again 3 hours later..
I’m not a regular reader of fantasy. I don’t really watch television any more. I’m the father of a four-year-old and a corporate lawyer. Time is precious. In days past, I’ve enjoyed mainstream sci-fi/fantasy classics like Dune, the Ender series, Game of Thrones, as well as newer stuff by Guy Gavriel Kay and random authors I’ve come across. And I – like many – enjoyed Gladiator, HBO’s Rome, and old-school movies like Willow, Conan the Barbarian, Beastmaster, etc. I’m not really a fantasy guy. If I have time to read, mostly stick to “Literature with a capital ‘L’†and non-fiction. But I do love any story well told.And this is one of them.The prologue captured my attention immediately. It took a little time to absorb the new vocabulary and mythology, but it was integrated into the story well enough that the foreign became familiar and then unremarkable.The story centers on Tau Tafari, a commoner who, by dint of perseverance bordering on psychopathy, becomes one of the greatest swordsman of his time (or so the reader is lead to believe). He is ordinary in everything other than his obsession with seeking vengeance, which by the third act of the book has turned into something else.The book engages with standard themes of sci-fi/fantasy works that I’ve seen. The macro issues of conquest, colonialism, inequality, and micro issues of family, fidelity, loyalty, and love. It touches on morality and ethics, as the best of these books do. The book, like the best of the genre, also introduces the reader to a large cast of characters, each with their own motivations, perspectives, and murky and shifting intentions.At least two things make this book a bit different, however.First, the book is structured to encourage binge-reading. It is episodic. Each chapter takes a little less than an hour to read and has an arc of its own. My time is limited these days, so that’s particularly satisfying to me. By the end, I was shutting my office door to steal a few pages during the work day. Second, unlike a lot of fantasy I’ve seen, it’s not set in some generic Dark Ages/medieval world. It’s set in an African landscape. I’m Black, so that was also interesting, although, to be honest, the African setting didn’t really play into the story much for me. On the other hand, it was satisfying for me to imagine characters in this world that might look like me.I write for a living. And I could write hundreds of words about this book. But your time would be better spent reading it.If you want a complex, compelling and captivating story, but your time budget doesn’t allow for hours of uninterrupted reading, this is the book for you. Buy this book. I did. You won’t regret it. I don’t.Disclosure: I read an advance copy of this book prior to purchasing it.
I don't typically read trilogies/series before they're finished, but I've pretty much read everything fantasy related that's worth reading, and the premise of this book intrigued me. I'm very glad I read it, and I'll be happy to re-read it before the next book is published/released. This is Glenn Cook level of action/fighting sequences. Steven Erikson level of character development (not quite Erikson level of world building, but every story doesn't need to be Malazan complex.)This was the coming of age portion of the tale, but it didn't feel like the obligatory boy makes enemy, goes to academy, grows powerful and attempts to slay his enemies simplistic stories. There was so much more, the social struggle, the love interest, the cosmos creation story, the demon plane, and it all intertwined beautifully. The story was told and developed without any of that clumsy monologue'ing. It's a complex story and it evolves organically from the actions and words.A very well written book, and that's coming from a crusty old guy who's read a thousand or so books in this genre.
This is an exceptional book. The story of Tau is at once exhilarating in his overcoming of obstacles and his shear obstinancy, but is also deeply disturbing in his obsession and the damage done to his soul. It is an indictment of our human willingness to divide one another into Greater and Lesser, civilised and barbarian. And it is a very well written and captivating story.There were times when I was unsure if I wanted to continue journeying such a dark path, and yet, every time, I took up the book again.About half way through I was slapped in the face with wonder that there is beauty... art... love in our world. What a miracle that the brutish world of our humanity has achieved so much that is of life and healing and grace.Deep thoughts brought to the surface by this remarkable book.
This fantasy is more sword than dragon, but, my, what a lot of swordplay there is. We have clear-cut heroes and villains in a well imagined culture and landscape. Its African influence is revealed by many of the names. The pell-mell pace is augmented by a likable cast of characters. The finale opens the door to a sequel--where more dragons could rage.The writing is of good quality and mostly error free. btw: 5-star ratings are reserved for literary masterworks only
This book was great! After watching a disappointing Game Of Thrones season, I searched elsewhere for my fantasy fix. This book caught my eye and I'm glad it did. Interestingly set in an African-esque culture, it focuses on the struggles of Tau and his obsession with becoming greater than his station as well as his need for revenge. All of this happens within the backdrop of a war between his people and an outside army, however the weapons of mass destruction in this case are magic-infused goliath warriors, sorcerers that can level an army and of course dragons. There's even a pretty cool multiverse that adds to the fun. It's an intricate world that the author guides you through and once I got familiar with all of the new concepts, I flew through the pages. This is definitely worth the read.I didn't expect much from a 1st time author (I like to give little guys a chance), but Evan Winter definitely surprised me and I'll be buying book 2 whenever it comes out.
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