Epiphany of the Long Sun
33 hrs. 7 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Gene Wolfe
Author
Gene Wolfe
Narrator
Miroslav Velesov
Narrator
Miroslav Velesov
Description
Open the door to another world—the grand finale of the acclaimed intellectual science fiction master Gene Wolfe’s monumental “The Book of the Long Sun” saga.
In this edition, two concluding novels of the epic tetralogy are collected for the first time: “Calde of the Long Sun” and “The Claw of the Long Sun.” This is not merely a genre adventure, but a carefully thought-out universe where religion and mysticism coexist with political intrigue, riddles of ancient technologies, and philosophical questions—woven into a single tapestry. A story that cannot confidently be called either fantasy or science fiction.
Patera Silk—priest, prophet, and unwilling statesman—continues his path toward Enlightenment: he uncovers conspiracies, meets gods and goddesses, and assumes responsibility that he never sought. In these two books, the fate of an entire world is decided—an enormous starship that has become home to hundreds of generations of people—and everything could end at any moment.
Gene Wolfe builds his sentences like a master assembling a mosaic: deft, rich, and layered, hiding meanings in symbols and details while leaving the reader room to puzzle things out. His prose is at once a test and a reward for those who read attentively.
In this edition, two concluding novels of the epic tetralogy are collected for the first time: “Calde of the Long Sun” and “The Claw of the Long Sun.” This is not merely a genre adventure, but a carefully thought-out universe where religion and mysticism coexist with political intrigue, riddles of ancient technologies, and philosophical questions—woven into a single tapestry. A story that cannot confidently be called either fantasy or science fiction.
Patera Silk—priest, prophet, and unwilling statesman—continues his path toward Enlightenment: he uncovers conspiracies, meets gods and goddesses, and assumes responsibility that he never sought. In these two books, the fate of an entire world is decided—an enormous starship that has become home to hundreds of generations of people—and everything could end at any moment.
Gene Wolfe builds his sentences like a master assembling a mosaic: deft, rich, and layered, hiding meanings in symbols and details while leaving the reader room to puzzle things out. His prose is at once a test and a reward for those who read attentively.
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