ISBN: 9798254938620 - the tragedy of medusa: volume 1 (lost books of library of alexandria) (11 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - From The Lost Books of the Library of Alexandria comes a dark myth of prophecy, ruin, and the daughters of a broken age.In the shadow of an ancient catastrophe, three sisters-Medusa, Stheno, and Euryale-struggle to survive among the remnants of a fallen civilization. Haunted by inherited wounds and driven from what little safety remains, they set out in search of a new home.When a dying messenger delivers a warning from the edge of death, the sisters are forced onto a path that leads toward queens, monsters, and a gathering catastrophe. Armies are moving. Ancient powers are stirring. And whatever hunts the world now is older than rumor and crueler than memory.As visions tighten their hold on Medusa, the bond between the sisters is tested by hunger, prophecy, and fear of what she may become. To survive, they must cross a land of broken peoples and fading gods. But survival is no longer the same thing as salvation.In a world shaped by blood, omen, and the ruins of myth, one name is beginning to awaken.Mythic in scale yet intimate in feeling, this dark fantasy novella weaves prophecy, sisterhood, survival, and the ruins of a lost world into a story where even hope may arrive in corrupted form.Everything returns to where it began. But in this world, never in its true form.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is not the Classical Myth you know, and certainly not a contemporary retelling.In 1968, a chest containing seventy-six manuscripts was uncovered during the excavations of Pompeii. These were the Lost Books of the Library of Alexandria. Professor Matteo Dericci devoted his life to studying them-and reached conclusions that defied convention.What if Classical Myth is more than myth: the surviving echo of another world's history?What if fiction is real, and reality itself a fiction?This account offers clues as to why the truth may have been altered-and how. It is not a story of Poseidon's violence or Athena's injustice. Older gods, older powers, older laws move beneath the ashes.And from those ashes, Medusa rises.A dark myth of prophecy, ruin, and the daughters of a broken age.In the shadow of an ancient catastrophe, three sisters-Medusa, Stheno, and Euryale-struggle to survive among the remnants of a fallen civilization. Haunted by inherited wounds and driven from what little safety remains, they set out in search of a new home.When a dying messenger delivers a warning from the edge of death, the sisters are forced onto a path that leads toward queens, monsters, and a gathering catastrophe. Armies are moving. Ancient powers are stirring. And whatever hunts the world now is older than rumor and crueler than memory.As visions tighten their hold on Medusa, the bond between the sisters is tested by hunger, prophecy, and fear of what she may become. To survive, they must cross a land of broken peoples and fading gods. But survival is no longer the same thing as salvation.Mythic in scale yet intimate in feeling, this dark fantasy novella weaves prophecy, sisterhood, survival, and the ruins of a lost world into a story where even hope may arrive in corrupted form.Everything returns to where it began. But in this world, never in its true form. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is not the Classical Myth you know, and certainly not a contemporary retelling.In 1968, a chest containing seventy-six manuscripts was uncovered during the excavations of Pompeii. These were the Lost Books of the Library of Alexandria. Professor Matteo Dericci devoted his life to studying them-and reached conclusions that defied convention.What if Classical Myth is more than myth: the surviving echo of another world's history?What if fiction is real, and reality itself a fiction?This account offers clues as to why the truth may have been altered-and how. It is not a story of Poseidon's violence or Athena's injustice. Older gods, older powers, older laws move beneath the ashes.And from those ashes, Medusa rises.A dark myth of prophecy, ruin, and the daughters of a broken age.In the shadow of an ancient catastrophe, three sisters-Medusa, Stheno, and Euryale-struggle to survive among the remnants of a fallen civilization. Haunted by inherited wounds and driven from what little safety remains, they set out in search of a new home.When a dying messenger delivers a warning from the edge of death, the sisters are forced onto a path that leads toward queens, monsters, and a gathering catastrophe. Armies are moving. Ancient powers are stirring. And whatever hunts the world now is older than rumor and crueler than memory.As visions tighten their hold on Medusa, the bond between the sisters is tested by hunger, prophecy, and fear of what she may become. To survive, they must cross a land of broken peoples and fading gods. But survival is no longer the same thing as salvation.Mythic in scale yet intimate in feeling, this dark fantasy novella weaves prophecy, sisterhood, survival, and the ruins of a lost world into a story where even hope may arrive in corrupted form.Everything returns to where it began. But in this world, never in its true form. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…