Dreamsongs: A RRetrospective: Book One
2008·656 pages·en
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- Publisher
- Orion
- ISBN
- 9780752890081
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Contains the story 'Nightflyers', now a new Netflix series. Dreamsongs Book One is the first part of a massive collection, featuring the very best of George R.R. Martin's short fiction, a dazzling array of award-winning stories from the last thirtysome years. Included in this edition is 'Nightflyers', releasing on Netflix in late 2018: Nine scientists board the Nightflyer, prepared for the voyage into deep space and to make contact with a mysterious alien race. New horizons await them at their journey's end, new knowledge, new understanding. Except all is not as it seems upon the enigmatic Nightflyer. Far from the aliens, isolation, or outer space, it may well be the greatest challenge to their mission is the ship itself . . . George R.R. Martin is one of the most exciting storytellers of our time, a stylish, elegant writer who combines riveting plots with superb characterisation. He writes with equal verve and fervour about werewolves as he does spaceships, wizards and vampires, and he has won virtually every award in the fields of fantasy literature. His epic ongoing saga A Song of Ice and Fire has redefined fantasy for a whole new generation, and won him a vast, devoted audience. Dreamsongs is a treasure chest of stories, indispensable volumes not just for all George R.R. Martin fans, but essential reading for any reader of fantastic literature. *************** 'Of those who work in the grand epic fantasy tradition, Martin is by far the best' Time Magazine 'I always expect the best from George R.R. Martin, and he always delivers' Robert Jordan 'Long live George Martin . . . A literary dervish, enthralled by complicated characters and vivid language, and bursting with the wild vision of the very best tale tellers' New York Times 'Martin's style is so vivid that you will be hooked within a few pages' The Times