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Bezig met laden... The Doors You Mark Are Your Own (Joshua City Trilogy)door Okla Elliott
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'The novel posits itself as a work in translation, taken from the Slovnik nonfiction book by fictional “Aleksandr Tuvim.”' "The book operates on an elaborate scale but can be unwieldy in its attempts to shoehorn in political strategy, sci-fi tropes, moods drawn from bleak points in 20th-century history and the occasional romance."
Joshua City is one of seven city-states in a post-apocalyptic world where water is scarce and technology is at mid-twentieth-century Soviet levels. As the novel opens, the Baikal Sea has been poisoned, causing a major outbreak of a flesh-eating disease called nekrosis. Against this backdrop of political corruption, violence and oppression, a struggle for control of Joshua City ensues, and a revolutionary group called The Underground emerges. The Doors You Mark Are Your Own is a sweeping literary epic--the result of years of painstaking writing and world-building by two brilliantly imaginative minds--that readers will get lost in and never want to end. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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"With the conceit of the TDYMAYO being that it is a translated ‘novel-history’, at its heart it ruminates on how language causes divisions, modifies communication, and is never wholly translatable. Elliot and Clement’s construction of the novel therefore is more than a mere aesthetic ploy to make it seem like nonfiction, it is a way to address the realms of language."