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Author Archives: Jonas
Path of Daggers – Robert Jordan
Another exciting instalment in the series! One thing that is a little tedious is the dichotomy between the sexes. It is all well and good and helps define the fantasy universe, but you’d think it was relaxed a little between … Continue reading
A Crown of Swords – Robert Jordan
Rand is still hunting the forsaken, and his most elaborate plan is about to come to fruition. Very good book! On to the next one…
Alfabethuset – Jussi Adler-Olsen
God røverhistorie med masser af forfærdelige scenarier fra Det Tredje Rige. Vi følger to engelske piloter, der bliver skudt ned og bliver nødt til at agere sindsyge SS soldater for at komme gennem krigen. Mange år senere er der et … Continue reading
Lord of Chaos – Robert Jordan
So much stuff happens in this book. Rand al’Thor joined by other men who can channel, we see Perrin again, Rand al’Thor meets Aes Sedai, politics, chaos, kidnapping, murder, and much much more 🙂 Next up, Crown of Swords!
Metatropolis: The Dawn of Uncivilization
An interesting anthology featuring short fiction by Scalzi, Elizabeth Bear, Tobias Buckell, Jay Lake, and Karl Schroeder. The authors have collectively created a shared future world. Good read, although the first story took a couple of tries spread out over the year.
Kvindernes krig – Anne-Cathrine Riebnitzsky
Super god bog der giver et indblik i, hvad de danske tropper også laver i Afghanistan, og hvad det betyder for lokalbefolkningen. Rart at høre noget fra en anden vinkel end mediernes rapportering om døde og sårede. Man følger en … Continue reading
The Fires of Heaven – Robert Jordan
Trouble among the Aiel forces Rand across the Spine of the World and involuntary conquest begins. The Forsaken become more active, Rand harness the One Power with the help of male channeler, and and and the list goes on. Best … Continue reading
The Shadow Rising – Robert Jordan
Excellent installment in the series! Rand al’Thor wields the power, but has no one to teach him how to do. Prophecies are fulfilled, and Rand has to plot and scheme to worm his way through the weave.
Den store omstilling – Jørgen Steen Nielsen
Interessant bog om hvad der sker, hvis vi bare fortsætter med at bruge resurser, som vi gør det i dag. Hvilke kriser giver det, og er der håb forude? Hvis vi skal nå at rette op på noget af det, … Continue reading
The Dragon Reborn – Robert Jordan
Rand al’Thor fights an inner battle, while the wheel weaves! Excellent installment in the series. Looking forward to the Shadow Rising for the next great battle!