by Roger Zelazny, Jurgita Jėrinaitė
I love The Chronicles of Amber stories and this one is a fitting conclusion to the first quintet, the Cycle of Corwin. There was a surprise twist to the ending, however. At least it was to me!
Fin épique pour le premier cycle, j'espère que le second cycle sera aussi bon. Cela faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas autant dévoré de livres !
"Do we make the Shadow worlds? Or are they there, independent of us, awaiting our footfalls?" ––Corwin, Prince of Amber, Prince of ChaosThe Courts of Chaos, the final book in the Corwin Cycle of The Book of Amber, is a sojourn into the philosophical, the religious; more inward looks than outward jou...
Good-bye and hello, as always.This was a very satisfying end to a very satisfying story of Corwin, prince of Amber.And proof that good fantasy can in fact be written on less than 500 pages.
Interesting when suggestive of the antecedent inscription of reality (44-46), but otherwise a mess, both in this installment and as to the series.Difficult to discern here what happened, or why things were happening, or the effects of the happenings. Numinous objects important to the series are une...
Same response as to the other books: good with the trippy between-worlds stuff, and funny, but a confusing plot.
Same response as to the other books: good with the trippy between-worlds stuff, and funny, but a confusing plot.
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