Fortress in the Eye of Time - Brossura

Cherryh, C. J.

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0006482201 ISBN 13: 9780006482208

Casa editrice: Harper Voyager, 1995

Riassunto

A tower in a vast forest - the haunted home of the world's last great wizard, Mauryl. Here, in the storm-drenched night, Mauryl performs a final act of the highest Old Magic. He hopes to right the wrongs of a long-forgotten wizard war. The author is a "Hugo Award" winner.

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L'autore:

C. J. Cherryh is the award-winning author of many science fiction bestsellers, including ‘Cyteen’, ‘Downbelow’ and ‘Station’. ‘‘Fortress in the Eye of Time’ and ‘‘Fortress of Eagles’ are the first two books in her long-awaited high fantasy series resulting from her study of ancient magic. She lives in Oklahoma.

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THE SHAPING

A ruined tower in a vast forest is the haunted home of the world’s last great wizard, Mauryl. Here in the storm drenched night, Mauryl performs a final act of the highest Old Magic, a Shaping, hoping that by this most wondrous of spells the wrongs of a long forgotten wizard war may be righted.

In the tower, a boy is brought full grown to life. Named Tristen, he is neither golem nor man, and to Mauryl’s dismay he has none of the wisdom needed to ensure the success of his last gambit of the wizard’s long life. Presented with the precious book that contains the knowledge he needs, Tristen cannot understand a single word. Instead, Tristen loves his maker blindly, and loves the beauty of the world.

Tristen walks alone and helpless from the last outpost of the Old Lands into a new age of holiness rife with treachery and war. A glamour protects him until, as the veils of unknowning are blown aside by events, Tristen’s power is manifest. Then Mauryl’s enemies become his. And though Mauryl’s book is with him always, still Tristen cannot read it.

'Fortress in the Eye of Time' is C.J. Cherryh’s high fantasy triumph.

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• Editore: Harper Voyager
• Data di pubblicazione: 1995
• ISBN 10: 0006482201
• ISBN 13: 9780006482208
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 784