Brass City
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The bestseller The New York Times.
One of the best books of the year according to Amazon.com, Library Journal, Vulture, The Verge, Syfywire.
The best book of the month according to The Amazon Book Review.
One of the ten best fantasies of the year according to Vulture.
The finalist of the British Fantasy Award, Locus, World Fantasy Award, Compton Crok Award, Imaginire.
Nari lives in Cairo of the 18th century, hunting with small theft. She does not believe in magic, but understands any language, and her wounds are healed by themselves.
unbelief makes it careless, and a ritual song, scurrying frivolously in a tongue, which Nari does not know, calls for a powerful genie.
Legends do not lie. Magic exists.
Like demonic ifrites and hum. There is a Devabad hidden from the eyes of people - the city of six jeanne tribes, where, saving from death, it carries it on the carrier -sample Dev Dara. There, in the plexus of court intrigues and conspiracies, Nari will reveal the secret of his origin. A secret that can untie the war and destroy the brass city.
Visit the "Blessing City" Shannon A. Chakraborty, whose alchemical imagination creates a world in which the future of the Middle East Kingdom is in the hands of a heroine without a past with mysterious abilities.
"The best fantasy that I read after the" Name of the Wind "". - Saba Tahir
"Even a few pages charm you with their magic." - Robin Hobb
"The book is an extravagant feast, spicy, with blood, dizzying magical, but completely believable." - Laney Taylor
"Lyric ... knowledge of the history of the Middle East, its culture and folklore affects a rapid plot, bright characters and a well -built world." - Library Journal
"Book - an invitation to the reader cannot be visited by a distant world close to us with the help of fantastic images." - New York Times Book Review
One of the best books of the year according to Amazon.com, Library Journal, Vulture, The Verge, Syfywire.
The best book of the month according to The Amazon Book Review.
One of the ten best fantasies of the year according to Vulture.
The finalist of the British Fantasy Award, Locus, World Fantasy Award, Compton Crok Award, Imaginire.
Nari lives in Cairo of the 18th century, hunting with small theft. She does not believe in magic, but understands any language, and her wounds are healed by themselves.
unbelief makes it careless, and a ritual song, scurrying frivolously in a tongue, which Nari does not know, calls for a powerful genie.
Legends do not lie. Magic exists.
Like demonic ifrites and hum. There is a Devabad hidden from the eyes of people - the city of six jeanne tribes, where, saving from death, it carries it on the carrier -sample Dev Dara. There, in the plexus of court intrigues and conspiracies, Nari will reveal the secret of his origin. A secret that can untie the war and destroy the brass city.
Visit the "Blessing City" Shannon A. Chakraborty, whose alchemical imagination creates a world in which the future of the Middle East Kingdom is in the hands of a heroine without a past with mysterious abilities.
"The best fantasy that I read after the" Name of the Wind "". - Saba Tahir
"Even a few pages charm you with their magic." - Robin Hobb
"The book is an extravagant feast, spicy, with blood, dizzying magical, but completely believable." - Laney Taylor
"Lyric ... knowledge of the history of the Middle East, its culture and folklore affects a rapid plot, bright characters and a well -built world." - Library Journal
"Book - an invitation to the reader cannot be visited by a distant world close to us with the help of fantastic images." - New York Times Book Review
Author:
Author:Shannon A. Chakraborty
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-175910-0
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