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So I went to Waldenbooks today and forked over the cash to buy this book. I sit down thinking I would start reading it because I love the Shannara series. As soon as I open it, I start reading and the words look so familiar. I keep reading the first 3 pages and come to the realization that I have definately read that part before. I look at the back of the book to see if I might have already read the book from the library. I notice this quote "Bestseller Brooks effortlessly connects the Tolkien-infused magic of his Shannara books....with the urban, postapocalyptic world of his Word and the Void series..." WOW. That is a big connection from the two worlds. Does that mean since the Word and the Void is post-apocalyptic and now Shannara is connected that Shannara books should really be Sci-fi? lol.
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There were definitely scifi elements in the "Voyage of the Jerle Shannara" series. Remember the technological entity from a long gone society that the characters were saving the world from? It's been a while since I've read it, but wasn't it called the Morgawr, or something like that? I need to catch up on those books. The Jerle Shannara set was the last one I read. I haven't read the High Druid or Word and Void sets yet. Then it sounds like will need to get the Armageddon's Children too! |
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Yeah I noticed the elements of technology too. I was just shocked when I read that he was connecting the two worlds. Armageddon's Children is just the first of 3 books to make the connection. I thought the same thing...time to reread The Word And The Void series lol. Now I just have to finishe the 3 other books I picked up at the same time before going back to those. |
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