Medusa's Web. William Morrow (US) and Corvus (UK) have described Medusa's Web as a a phantasmagoric, thrilling, mind-bending tale of speculative fiction in which one man must uncover occult secrets of s Hollywood to save his family. In the wake of their Aunt Amity’s suicide, Scott and Madeline Madden are summoned to Caveat, the eerie, decaying mansion in the Hollywood hills in . · Medusa’s Web. by Tim Powers. Damn near a decade since his last standalone, two-time Philip K. Dick Award winner Tim Powers paints a characteristically trippy picture of Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. · Novel: Medusa’s Web by Tim Powers. Septem. Tim Powers’ track record for inventive fantasy is a long and accomplished one, and while Medusa’s Web () isn’t among his strongest novels, it’s likely to scratch the itch for the author’s long-time fans. It’s a quirky and clever yarn about a uniquely dysfunctional family in Southern California, and a secret underground of occult vision .
Reviewed by Catherynne M. ValenteA new Tim Powers novel is always cause for excitement. His latest is a twisted journey through time travel, possession, old Hollywood, addiction, and familial vi. A new book by Tim Powers is a major event. Powers made a huge splash with his early novels, especially The Drawing of the Dark (), which Fletcher Vredenburgh reviewed for us here, The Anubis Gates (), Dinner at Deviant's Palace (), and On Stranger Tides (). His last novel was Hide Me Among the Graves (), a sequel of sorts to The Stress of Her Regard (). "From the award-winning author of Hide Me Among the Graves, Last Call, Declare, and Three Days to Never, a phantasmagoric, thrilling, mind-bending tale of speculative fiction in which one man must uncover occult secrets of s Hollywood to save his family. In the wake of their Aunt Amity's suicide, Scott and Madeline Madden are summoned to Caveat, the eerie, decaying mansion in the Hollywood.
Medusa’s Web. by Tim Powers. Damn near a decade since his last standalone, two-time Philip K. Dick Award winner Tim Powers paints a characteristically trippy picture of modern Hollywood in. Novel: Medusa’s Web by Tim Powers. Septem. Tim Powers’ track record for inventive fantasy is a long and accomplished one, and while Medusa’s Web () isn’t among his strongest novels, it’s likely to scratch the itch for the author’s long-time fans. It’s a quirky and clever yarn about a uniquely dysfunctional family in Southern California, and a secret underground of occult vision junkies. Medusa's Web is a book of mirrors and doubles, falling somewhere between a Tennessee Williams.
0コメント