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Galactic Millieu Epic – The Golden Torc

The Golden Torc by Julian May

July 21, 2019 by MarkAbaddon Leave a Comment

My enjoyment of the series starting dipping a bit starting with this book because May took great pains to establish certain rules in the first volume and then started playing a bit loose with them here. One of the rules was that no human who had metapsychic powers could ever use the one way time gate. The reasons for this are not really well established, nor is it ever explained why none of any of the alien races ever wanted to go into the past […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: alien, Celtic, Julian May, mind powers, myth, psychic

MarkAbaddon's CBR11 Review No:11 · Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction · Tags: alien, Celtic, Julian May, mind powers, myth, psychic ·
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Re-reading a much loved series

The Many Colored Land by Julian May

July 21, 2019 by MarkAbaddon Leave a Comment

I love writing reviews but some are harder than others. There are some books one reads as a teenager or young adult that help shape their interests, their philosophies, really begin to define the template for who they are as a person. For me, those books included the Lord of the Rings, Thomas Covenant and yes, the 9 books within Julian May’s Galactic Millieu epic. So it will be challenging for me to be completely objective about these books. The answer to why this book […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: alien, Celtic, Julian May, mind powers, myth, psychic

MarkAbaddon's CBR11 Review No:10 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction · Tags: alien, Celtic, Julian May, mind powers, myth, psychic ·
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