Black Sun Rising
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Friedman's first hardcover novel begins the Cold Fire trilogy, set on a future planet where seismic activity has brought forth a revival of magic to deal with it. The increasingly vicious intrigues that ensue ultimately threaten human settlement on Erna. Friedman still has a tendency to overwrite, though in this case the evidence of the author's increasingly vivid imagination makes that drawback of little consequence. For the majority of collections. ~--Roland Green
Library Journal Review
For over a thousand years, the colonists of the planet Erna have struggled to gain control over a land prone to seismic instability and infused with a wild, near-sentient natural force known as ``the fae.'' While sorcerers and adepts manipulate the dark and light sides of this power, the Church maintains its stance in opposition to its use. As the dark side of the fae grows in strength, feeding off the nightmares and greed of the minds that are drawn to it, four individuals form an unwilling alliance to battle the source of evil. Friedman ( In Conquest Born , DAW, dist. by NAL, 1978; The Madness Season , DAW, dist. by NAL, 1990) has produced a splendid hybrid of sf and fantasy in this first volume of a trilogy. Hauntingly memorable protagonists, high drama, and vivid world-building mark the beginning of what promises to be a magnum opus of the imagination. A priority purchase for fantasy or sf collections. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Library Journal Reviews
For over a thousand years, the colonists of the planet Erna have struggled to gain control over a land prone to seismic instability and infused with a wild, near-sentient natural force known as ``the fae.'' While sorcerers and adepts manipulate the dark and light sides of this power, the Church maintains its stance in opposition to its use. As the dark side of the fae grows in strength, feeding off the nightmares and greed of the minds that are drawn to it, four individuals form an unwilling alliance to battle the source of evil. Friedman ( In Conquest Born , DAW, dist. by NAL, 1978; The Madness Season , DAW, dist. by NAL, 1990) has produced a splendid hybrid of sf and fantasy in this first volume of a trilogy. Hauntingly memorable protagonists, high drama, and vivid world-building mark the beginning of what promises to be a magnum opus of the imagination. A priority purchase for fantasy or sf collections. Copyright 1991 Cahners Business Information.
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Citations
Friedman, C. (1992). Black Sun Rising . Astra Publishing House.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Friedman, C.S. 1992. Black Sun Rising. Astra Publishing House.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Friedman, C.S. Black Sun Rising Astra Publishing House, 1992.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Friedman, C. (1992). Black sun rising. Astra Publishing House.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Friedman, C.S. Black Sun Rising Astra Publishing House, 1992.
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