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Now Turtledove returns to the story of a World War in a world where magic works, with this moving second volume. Algarvian soldiers corral Kaunians to send them west, towards Unkerlant, to work camps. The Kaunians left behind are worried about what the work camps might mean, but are assauged by Algarvian lies. In Kuusamo, scholars race to find the relation between the laws of similarity and contagion. Rumors abound about the Algarvian work camps, rumors most cannot believe as true. But the mages know, for they can feel the loss of life in their very souls. Turtledove's cast of characters takes on its own life as the reader sees the war from all sides and understands how the death and destruction benefits no one, not even the victors.
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Darkness Descending, Harry Turtledove
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- Année de publication
- 2000
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- Titre
- Darkness Descending
- Sous-titre
- A Novel of World War - And Magic
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Harry Turtledove
- Éditeur
- Tor Books
- Publié
- 2000
- Format
- rigide
- Pages
- 461
- ISBN10
- 0312869150
- ISBN13
- 9780312869151
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Fiction, Fantasy, Romans historiques, États-Unis, Guerres, Fantasy épique, Histoire alternative, Histoires de guerre
- Description
- Now Turtledove returns to the story of a World War in a world where magic works, with this moving second volume. Algarvian soldiers corral Kaunians to send them west, towards Unkerlant, to work camps. The Kaunians left behind are worried about what the work camps might mean, but are assauged by Algarvian lies. In Kuusamo, scholars race to find the relation between the laws of similarity and contagion. Rumors abound about the Algarvian work camps, rumors most cannot believe as true. But the mages know, for they can feel the loss of life in their very souls. Turtledove's cast of characters takes on its own life as the reader sees the war from all sides and understands how the death and destruction benefits no one, not even the victors.