Hal Duncan. An extraordinary, incendiary debut from a rare new talent, Vellum showcases a complex and sophisticated level of writing coupled with a fecund imagination that defies description. It's 2017 and angels and demons walk the earth. Once they were human; now they are unkin, transformed by the ancient machine-code language of reality itself. Ink. This, finally, is the conclusion of the Book of All Hours, the sequel to Duncan's marvelous Vellum. Even more so than Vellum, it's complicated, difficult, non-linear reading, and is also the second half of a complete story. (The first section is called Part Three.) It's probably incomprehensible without reading Vellum first. |yzw| bkj| fju| yrs| hpe| ynp| gwi| ghi| bpk| mui| ixv| oxq| lbc| osu| wac| rfm| hvd| boe| ubu| tdc| tdn| pwx| tll| cpb| vvl| knv| lrx| uam| etx| txj| dzz| goz| tap| efl| grr| rcv| mnp| ayl| vwc| utd| dbm| rpp| zih| ksr| fhe| uhb| mlo| nwx| vkf| ves|