Tapa dura, 1088 páginas
Idioma English
Publicado el 16 de noviembre de 2020 por Tor.
Advertencia de contenido Spoilers leves. Sin hechos concretos.
Continúa la historia del archivo con más revelaciones sobre los misterios de Roshar y el Cosmere. Hay además una gran sorpresa. Por lo demás la historia parece un poco la jungla de cristal en versión fantasía, quizás demasiadas escenas de acción para mi gusto. Punto a favor la oda a la ciencia que hace Sanderson en esre libro a través de Navani y Rabeniel.
Para mí, de mis favoritos del archivo. El anterior se me hizo un poco bola, pero este ha estado muy bien. Explica algunas cosillas relacionadas con el lore y abre algunas tramas que espero que se cierren en el siguiente. Una locura de libro.
Para mí, de mis favoritos del archivo. El anterior se me hizo un poco bola, pero este ha estado muy bien. Explica algunas cosillas relacionadas con el lore y abre algunas tramas que espero que se cierren en el siguiente. Una locura de libro.
This is my second time reading through this book. It is still my favorite of the Stormlight Archive that I've read so far.
I am once again deeply impressed with the narrative choices made in this book. In a fantasy book especially, it is refreshing to acknowledge the mental health toll of constant fighting, and to portray a very real trend in which veterans retire to serve other veterans as they navigate their trauma. I also find that the relationship between the queen and her captor develops with nuance and believably.
I am also blown away by the world building. It is quite something for a magic system to have enough depth that a novel could reasonably portray the scientific process in discovering its (not entirely real world) mechanisms. The blend of real world and fantasy physics makes for a balance of believably and novelty.
Overall, an excellent book.
This is my second time reading through this book. It is still my favorite of the Stormlight Archive that I've read so far.
I am once again deeply impressed with the narrative choices made in this book. In a fantasy book especially, it is refreshing to acknowledge the mental health toll of constant fighting, and to portray a very real trend in which veterans retire to serve other veterans as they navigate their trauma. I also find that the relationship between the queen and her captor develops with nuance and believably.
I am also blown away by the world building. It is quite something for a magic system to have enough depth that a novel could reasonably portray the scientific process in discovering its (not entirely real world) mechanisms. The blend of real world and fantasy physics makes for a balance of believably and novelty.
Overall, an excellent book.
A #fantasy where mental health takes centre stage! Shallan's dissociative disorder is particularly well done. Solid fare as usual, with some interesting sciencing, though the cosmic machinations are overly obscure. Very inefficient at 1200 pages.
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A #fantasy where mental health takes centre stage! Shallan's dissociative disorder is particularly well done. Solid fare as usual, with some interesting sciencing, though the cosmic machinations are overly obscure. Very inefficient at 1200 pages.
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