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title = "Hand of Oberon (Roger Zelazny, 1976)"
author = ["Michał Sapka"]
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The plot tickens!
We end where we left of: turns out that Amber is the home of the original Pattern, which is badily damaged and we need to fix it.
I think I start to understand why I find _Chronicles_ so particular, yet I can't put it away.
The volumes here are not volumes with and beggining and end.
It's closer to modern day TV, where you get an interesting hook at the end, the middle is ok-ish but the end makes you hungry for the next episode.
As much as I hate that _binge-watching_ formula, I have nothing against it here.
Fantasy books rarely make anyone rich, but a man's gotta eat.
The length of each volume here also doesn't make it any worse, as they all about 200 pages long.
Brandon Sanderson's signature is longer than that.
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