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Caroline | 12/18/2013
" I read this years ago and don't really remember much about the specifics, just that it was a real fun read and that I devoured the whole series within about a week because I enjoyed them so much. "
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Hthayer | 12/7/2013
" I think I loved this even more than I loved "Lord Valentine's Castle." More adventures and revels in the magnificent, overwhelming world of Majipoor. "
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Michael | 12/4/2013
" Very entertaining. Good character base, easy to follow. "
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Sarah | 9/8/2013
" I read an earlier version. "
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Dwer | 3/27/2013
" I'm mixed on Silverberg. This is a boderline four "
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Frank | 2/20/2013
" Short stories which explore the history of Majipoor. "
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Erik | 2/17/2013
" This collection of short stories is set in the same world as Lord Valentine's Castle, which had appeared previously. I didn't much like either book, but this one had the advantage of being a collection of individual pieces, not a single narrative. "
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Charles | 1/16/2013
" I've liked a lot of Silverberg's work. I thought this was very lovely in the writing and told a pretty good story. My 4 stars is probalby really 3 and 1/2. I actually read this before reading the first in the series, "Lord Valentine's Castle," so maybe I would have enjoyed it more had I done so. "
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AndrewP | 12/17/2012
" A collection of short stories all based in the world of Majipoor in various times and locations. Not a bad read but more applicable as background information to the main volumes in the series. "
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Chris | 9/25/2012
" It's not usual for me to give a sci-fi book a 4-star rating but this is a good one for sure. By one of the all-time masters of the genre of course. My only question: Why no flying machines? Also, the final twist at the end was very predictable. "
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Karl | 7/17/2012
" one of my early science fiction book club books, read many times, but this time, listened on audio. strangest thing was the readers were the same group that does the Ender books, so kept expecting battle school or something to make an appearance :). "
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Mareklamo | 7/6/2012
" A return to the world of Majipoor, as seen thru the eyes of the inhabitants. "
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Vamshidhar | 4/4/2011
" Just as good as Lord Valentine's castle with a bit more variety. Many of the same weaknesses though...see my review of that book. "
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Babete | 2/28/2011
" Bom, dentro do género!( As Crónicas de Majipoor )
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Andrew | 4/15/2010
" A collection of short stories all based in the world of Majipoor in various times and locations. Not a bad read but more applicable as background information to the main volumes in the series.
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Karl | 1/7/2010
" one of my early science fiction book club books, read many times, but this time, listened on audio. strangest thing was the readers were the same group that does the Ender books, so kept expecting battle school or something to make an appearance :).
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Michael | 11/6/2009
" Very entertaining. Good character base, easy to follow.
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Frank | 10/1/2009
" Short stories which explore the history of Majipoor.
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Dwer | 9/27/2009
" I'm mixed on Silverberg. This is a boderline four
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Vamshidhar | 6/15/2009
" Just as good as Lord Valentine's castle with a bit more variety. Many of the same weaknesses though...see my review of that book.
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Caroline | 4/10/2009
" I read this years ago and don't really remember much about the specifics, just that it was a real fun read and that I devoured the whole series within about a week because I enjoyed them so much.
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Mareklamo | 8/19/2007
" A return to the world of Majipoor, as seen thru the eyes of the inhabitants.
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