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Worlds, The King’s Pawn
"Worlds, the King's Pawn" is an epic battle of good versus evil. The story is written from multiple character's point of view as it follows the journeys of several sentient super beings in the Zynon Galaxy. The characters explore a wide array of deep matters, including the meaning of consciousness, sentience, freewill, artificial intelligence, and the purpose of existence itself.
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Published December 1, 2022
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May 3, 2024
I have never read sci-fi, but I thought I would give this one a go with @booktasters_ ! Which I apologise that it has taken me so long to review!
“Worlds the Kings Pawn by Mike Cahill is an epic battle of good versus evil. The story is written from multiple character’s point of view as it follows the journeys of several sentient super beings in the Zynon Galaxy. The characters explore a wide array of deep matters, including the meaning of consciousness, sentience, freewill, artificial intelligence, and the purpose of existence itself.”
When I first began reading I was very lost, especially because I’ve never read sci-fi so the language and storyline was a lot different to what I’m used too, which made it hard for me overall to understand and follow. The author does a great job of exploring and explaining the storyline throughout the book, but I feel like there was something missing, which I think has more to do with my confusion than anything!
However, it was surprisingly an enjoyable read, but I don’t think sci-fi is for me, which is okay! Because everyone has different preferences on the genre/s they prefer to read and I feel like it shouldn’t have an impact on the overall experience of the book! 🧫⚖️
“Worlds the Kings Pawn by Mike Cahill is an epic battle of good versus evil. The story is written from multiple character’s point of view as it follows the journeys of several sentient super beings in the Zynon Galaxy. The characters explore a wide array of deep matters, including the meaning of consciousness, sentience, freewill, artificial intelligence, and the purpose of existence itself.”
When I first began reading I was very lost, especially because I’ve never read sci-fi so the language and storyline was a lot different to what I’m used too, which made it hard for me overall to understand and follow. The author does a great job of exploring and explaining the storyline throughout the book, but I feel like there was something missing, which I think has more to do with my confusion than anything!
However, it was surprisingly an enjoyable read, but I don’t think sci-fi is for me, which is okay! Because everyone has different preferences on the genre/s they prefer to read and I feel like it shouldn’t have an impact on the overall experience of the book! 🧫⚖️
March 10, 2023
I was given an electronic copy of the book in advance in exchange for a true review. One caveat, I went to high school with the author, but we had a rather large graduating class and while we both knew each other, we didn’t travel in the same circles. I was only recently re-connected with him via other friends on Facebook.
When I started the book, I have to say, I thought I hated it. It is written in a style that I am not used to. Everything is in the first person and the story is almost more biographical (of the characters) then fictional. It is an adventurous book and at times felt like a philosophy book.
At first, I was taken aback by a lot of “Earth” references and thought they were unnecessary, but the author did a good job of explaining them and why they were important to the story.
The characters are all supremely powerful beings, but also very immature and childish. The behave like children and everything is a toy, and if they break it , oh well.
It took me a long time to figure out where the story was going as it seemed to just meander all over the place. Many times, I thought about giving up and reading something else. However, for a reason that I can’t explain I was kind of drawn to the characters and wanted to see what was going to happen and what the point was. Ultimately, I did enjoy the book and was glad I stuck with it.
Everything after this is a spoiler, so ignore if you don’t want to know what happened.
I don’t know if this is what the author intended, but my takeaway from the book was “What would happen if God was bored and suffering because of being all powerful and all knowing”. I thought it was an interesting premise. I believe the author decided that God would use all his powers to create someone who could kill him and take his place. I found that interesting.
When I started the book, I have to say, I thought I hated it. It is written in a style that I am not used to. Everything is in the first person and the story is almost more biographical (of the characters) then fictional. It is an adventurous book and at times felt like a philosophy book.
At first, I was taken aback by a lot of “Earth” references and thought they were unnecessary, but the author did a good job of explaining them and why they were important to the story.
The characters are all supremely powerful beings, but also very immature and childish. The behave like children and everything is a toy, and if they break it , oh well.
It took me a long time to figure out where the story was going as it seemed to just meander all over the place. Many times, I thought about giving up and reading something else. However, for a reason that I can’t explain I was kind of drawn to the characters and wanted to see what was going to happen and what the point was. Ultimately, I did enjoy the book and was glad I stuck with it.
Everything after this is a spoiler, so ignore if you don’t want to know what happened.
I don’t know if this is what the author intended, but my takeaway from the book was “What would happen if God was bored and suffering because of being all powerful and all knowing”. I thought it was an interesting premise. I believe the author decided that God would use all his powers to create someone who could kill him and take his place. I found that interesting.
August 29, 2023
I appreciated certain things in this book, the first being the character of Coranthas. I really enjoyed reading his chronicles, which were the most enjoyable parts of the book. Again, I loved the sense of humor of the author, especially that displayed in the characters of Coranthas and Froth Lord; it gave me a good laugh. Lastly, I really appreciated the scientific terminologies in the book; they were really educational and enlightening. They expanded my mind and imagination.
However, there were a few things I disliked about the book. Despite the book being very enlightening and educational as per its scientific aspects, not all the scientific terminologies were explained thoroughly; this may cause difficulties for first-time readers of sci-fi who may want to try this genre for the first time with this book. There were also some occurrences that took place in the book that were not attended to, which paved the way for loopholes in the book, one example being the dark force in Coranthas’s dreams and his sudden madness. Readers were not given adequate reasons and explanations pertaining to the occurrences of these events.
There were so many errors in the book. This shows that the book was not properly edited. I would rate this book four out of five stars, as it was a wonderful, educational, and imaginative read. I deducted a star from my rating due to the negative aspects aforementioned and the errors I found. Overall, it was a mind-opening and enlightening read. I will recommend this book to lovers of science fiction, readers interested in astronomy, and those enthused by the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence. They would sure have a fun time reading this book.
However, there were a few things I disliked about the book. Despite the book being very enlightening and educational as per its scientific aspects, not all the scientific terminologies were explained thoroughly; this may cause difficulties for first-time readers of sci-fi who may want to try this genre for the first time with this book. There were also some occurrences that took place in the book that were not attended to, which paved the way for loopholes in the book, one example being the dark force in Coranthas’s dreams and his sudden madness. Readers were not given adequate reasons and explanations pertaining to the occurrences of these events.
There were so many errors in the book. This shows that the book was not properly edited. I would rate this book four out of five stars, as it was a wonderful, educational, and imaginative read. I deducted a star from my rating due to the negative aspects aforementioned and the errors I found. Overall, it was a mind-opening and enlightening read. I will recommend this book to lovers of science fiction, readers interested in astronomy, and those enthused by the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence. They would sure have a fun time reading this book.
January 1, 2024
Worlds: The King's Pawn explores existential purpose and the idea of good versus evil through its multi-pov storytelling. With a vast selection of characters, readers are met with differing perspectives that provide a greater understanding of the meaning of consciousness and free will across the Zynon galaxy.
This novel had me seated with its immersive narration, stunning world building, and hilarious dialogue. The conversations had between characters kept me turning the pages as their familiar speech felt comforting amidst the exploration of a galaxy foreign to ours. What makes this novel unique is its multi-pov structure that blends numerous character perspectives into one, essentially creating a web of some sorts. This could also be shown in the story's inviting world building. Readers are introduced to various life forms and lifestyles across the Zynon galaxy, establishing an idea of character values, beliefs, and understanding of the world around them. The theme of existential purpose was a nice touch as it allows readers to take a step back and ask themselves questions they might not usually do.
One difficulty I had was understanding some of the terminologies used across the novel. Although most were explained in detail, there were others that would fall under the cracks and make it difficult to understand their context. I would say this novel is not entirely beginner-friendly in the sci-fi aspect but it is a fun read if you're willing to overlook that comment.
If you are a fan of the Hitchhiker's series and are looking for a comedic sci-fi novel with rich world building and immersive narration, I highly recommend taking a look at Mike Cahill's "Worlds: The King's Pawn." It is the perfect escape if you are in need of a story that spans light-years.
This novel had me seated with its immersive narration, stunning world building, and hilarious dialogue. The conversations had between characters kept me turning the pages as their familiar speech felt comforting amidst the exploration of a galaxy foreign to ours. What makes this novel unique is its multi-pov structure that blends numerous character perspectives into one, essentially creating a web of some sorts. This could also be shown in the story's inviting world building. Readers are introduced to various life forms and lifestyles across the Zynon galaxy, establishing an idea of character values, beliefs, and understanding of the world around them. The theme of existential purpose was a nice touch as it allows readers to take a step back and ask themselves questions they might not usually do.
One difficulty I had was understanding some of the terminologies used across the novel. Although most were explained in detail, there were others that would fall under the cracks and make it difficult to understand their context. I would say this novel is not entirely beginner-friendly in the sci-fi aspect but it is a fun read if you're willing to overlook that comment.
If you are a fan of the Hitchhiker's series and are looking for a comedic sci-fi novel with rich world building and immersive narration, I highly recommend taking a look at Mike Cahill's "Worlds: The King's Pawn." It is the perfect escape if you are in need of a story that spans light-years.
June 6, 2024
The book keeps readers engaged by offering multiple perspectives and points of view. The structure of the book, divided into chapters with thought-provoking quotes at the beginning of each, adds an interactive and engaging element.
From the outset, characters are introduced with just the right amount of exposition to avoid overwhelming the reader. Personally, I was particularly intrigued by the character of the Large Master. Each character adds significant depth to the plotline and contributes to the overall narrative arc. The dialogue is especially impressive, imbuing each character with distinct personality and efficiently driving the story forward, making readers feel as if they are part of the conversations themselves.
The themes of the story are intricately woven throughout the novel. Themes of free will and the purpose of individual and communal existence are just a few of the profound issues explored.
While the chapters are longer, the subheadings make the reading experience more manageable. The narration guides the reader through the story at a steady pace, from the inciting incident to the climax. The structure, though unique, is well-organized and effective. These technical details are crucial as they often determine whether a reader finishes a book. The structure, pace, tone, and style are all expertly handled in this novel.
In summary, this author and story have it all. This book is a must-read for anyone who appreciates well-crafted narratives with deep themes and engaging characters.
Happy reading!
From the outset, characters are introduced with just the right amount of exposition to avoid overwhelming the reader. Personally, I was particularly intrigued by the character of the Large Master. Each character adds significant depth to the plotline and contributes to the overall narrative arc. The dialogue is especially impressive, imbuing each character with distinct personality and efficiently driving the story forward, making readers feel as if they are part of the conversations themselves.
The themes of the story are intricately woven throughout the novel. Themes of free will and the purpose of individual and communal existence are just a few of the profound issues explored.
While the chapters are longer, the subheadings make the reading experience more manageable. The narration guides the reader through the story at a steady pace, from the inciting incident to the climax. The structure, though unique, is well-organized and effective. These technical details are crucial as they often determine whether a reader finishes a book. The structure, pace, tone, and style are all expertly handled in this novel.
In summary, this author and story have it all. This book is a must-read for anyone who appreciates well-crafted narratives with deep themes and engaging characters.
Happy reading!
March 11, 2023
This book doesn’t completely defy categorization, but it at least bucks against it. It is clearly intentionally funny at times. The horrible aspects and behaviors of several of the main characters would be gratuitous, except it is clearly meant to amuse. Further, it seems this works on two levels. On one, the joke is on the characters for being so awful But more importantly, the joke is that the author had the audacity write them so. The characters/narrators often speak with a borrowed audacity which is the key to recognize this and is the appeal to allow the author the license granted in comedy to write with such audacity. So it’s a comedy. But underneath there are also some serious philosophical ideas. Of course it most obviously might appear to be sci fi with the worlds, aliens, and space travel, but I think it’s more like a fantasy novel. The limits that nature imposes are seldom barriers to what happens in the story due to the fantastic powers of some of the characters. The main thing is this: it was thought provoking, entertaining, and amusing.
September 17, 2023
Worlds, The King’s Pawn
by Mike Cahill
Nobody really looks at the edition page with the copyright information, but in this case, you should. The author has a funny sense of humor, and I love it.
Embark on a whimsical adventure in Mike Cahill's "The King's Pawn." Join Coranthas as he takes you on a first-hand journey through the vibrant lives of extraterrestrial beings and the captivating quest to uncover Dendrake's mysterious beginnings.
Funny Things:
“Finally, he was able to muster the energy to ask in a weak voice:
"Dude, you spiked that Broth, didn't you?"
He collapsed before receiving an answer. Phobus looked over at me with a grin. I gave an assuring glance. We had done it!
"Dude, do they have nachos?" asked Thog”
"Coranthas, can you get me a Miller Lite?" asked Froth Lord.”
"Whatever, just score me some brew, would you, dude?" asked Froth Lord.”
It was my pleasure to receive a free copy of this book, but that does not in any way affect my opinions in this review of this entertaining story.
by Mike Cahill
Nobody really looks at the edition page with the copyright information, but in this case, you should. The author has a funny sense of humor, and I love it.
Embark on a whimsical adventure in Mike Cahill's "The King's Pawn." Join Coranthas as he takes you on a first-hand journey through the vibrant lives of extraterrestrial beings and the captivating quest to uncover Dendrake's mysterious beginnings.
Funny Things:
“Finally, he was able to muster the energy to ask in a weak voice:
"Dude, you spiked that Broth, didn't you?"
He collapsed before receiving an answer. Phobus looked over at me with a grin. I gave an assuring glance. We had done it!
"Dude, do they have nachos?" asked Thog”
"Coranthas, can you get me a Miller Lite?" asked Froth Lord.”
"Whatever, just score me some brew, would you, dude?" asked Froth Lord.”
It was my pleasure to receive a free copy of this book, but that does not in any way affect my opinions in this review of this entertaining story.
February 15, 2024
This book has one of the most interesting premises in the genre - the ethics surrounding the use of power at an intergalactic scale. What happens in a multi civilization setting when a certain group of beings has massive power over the rest? What stops them from using or misusing their power and does the system actually work in the presence of super beings who outmatch even them?
Along with these questions, the story also dives into the metaphysics of the world. From quantum physics to the question of sentience, free will and the ability to exercise it - the author does not shy away from tackling them.
While the premise is broad, the story in itself is told in the first person point of view of the people observing and directly participating in these events. This makes the stakes personal. By the end we're curious about the resolution not just from a philosophical standpoint but from a personal one too.
My only gripe with the book was that it wasn't even longer because I wanted to read more of the character's thoughts and feelings. A great read!
Along with these questions, the story also dives into the metaphysics of the world. From quantum physics to the question of sentience, free will and the ability to exercise it - the author does not shy away from tackling them.
While the premise is broad, the story in itself is told in the first person point of view of the people observing and directly participating in these events. This makes the stakes personal. By the end we're curious about the resolution not just from a philosophical standpoint but from a personal one too.
My only gripe with the book was that it wasn't even longer because I wanted to read more of the character's thoughts and feelings. A great read!
September 16, 2023
"Worlds, the King's Pawn" is an epic battle of good versus evil. The story is written from multiple character's point of view as it follows the journeys of several sentient super beings in the Zynon Galaxy. The characters explore a wide array of deep matters, including the meaning of consciousness, sentience, freewill, artificial intelligence, and the purpose of existence itself.
A wonderful novel presented in what I've found to be a distinct style of writing. I was immediately captivated by the characters, and I appreciated the variety of their skills and personalities, which together made for an exciting team of heroes. It's fantastic how the author came up with such unique and original ideas that they kept the reader interested throughout the story. However, there are a few parts that I thought had a lot of potential, if perhaps they could've been composed a bit differently. Still, I enjoyed reading this and can't wait to see what Cahill has in store for us next.
A wonderful novel presented in what I've found to be a distinct style of writing. I was immediately captivated by the characters, and I appreciated the variety of their skills and personalities, which together made for an exciting team of heroes. It's fantastic how the author came up with such unique and original ideas that they kept the reader interested throughout the story. However, there are a few parts that I thought had a lot of potential, if perhaps they could've been composed a bit differently. Still, I enjoyed reading this and can't wait to see what Cahill has in store for us next.
October 2, 2023
What a great novel. The ending alone made me shiver. The novel follows an intelligent being called Forth Lord in the far future as he ascends into a higher being.
The contradiction between Forth Lord against his friends who are less intelligent. They fear him but feel safe around him. he abuses them by get them trapped or confused, then saves their lives or make them Gods.
The novel discuss philosophical questions like free well, fate and reality. It also in a fictional worlds gives example what despair corrupt politician causes the people they supposed to serve for their own benefits and amusement.
Although the beginning of the novel was a little confusing with all the character, but once I known all the character it became very interesting to read.
It also explores the idea of what makes a GOD it may get a religious person a little sensitive but other than that it was an amazing read.
The contradiction between Forth Lord against his friends who are less intelligent. They fear him but feel safe around him. he abuses them by get them trapped or confused, then saves their lives or make them Gods.
The novel discuss philosophical questions like free well, fate and reality. It also in a fictional worlds gives example what despair corrupt politician causes the people they supposed to serve for their own benefits and amusement.
Although the beginning of the novel was a little confusing with all the character, but once I known all the character it became very interesting to read.
It also explores the idea of what makes a GOD it may get a religious person a little sensitive but other than that it was an amazing read.
July 22, 2024
I held off writing this review because I wanted to think about what I was going to write.
Half of this book felt like some kind of college space fraternity watching the world pass them by and interfering in galaxy politics whenever they felt inspired to do so.
The other half of this book felt like the author was approaching philosophy and taking his best stab at understanding theology and the idea of a universal deity.
I don't think the book flows well from one theme to the other, but the characters were decent enough that I wouldn't say not to read the book.
If you are looking for something unique, this book would certainly fit the bill, but as a practicing and well-studied Catholic I did not think the author's views on theology were well thought out or deep at all.
This book gets three stars for its unique place in the sci-fi genre, but that's the most I can give it due to the aforementioned issues.
Half of this book felt like some kind of college space fraternity watching the world pass them by and interfering in galaxy politics whenever they felt inspired to do so.
The other half of this book felt like the author was approaching philosophy and taking his best stab at understanding theology and the idea of a universal deity.
I don't think the book flows well from one theme to the other, but the characters were decent enough that I wouldn't say not to read the book.
If you are looking for something unique, this book would certainly fit the bill, but as a practicing and well-studied Catholic I did not think the author's views on theology were well thought out or deep at all.
This book gets three stars for its unique place in the sci-fi genre, but that's the most I can give it due to the aforementioned issues.
March 10, 2023
I just finished “Worlds, The King’s Pawn” and I must say I really enjoyed reading it. This book illustrates a rare skill of an author who can deftly maintain a balance between being extremely funny and, surprisingly, being deeply profound.
It owes much to the science fiction canon, and yet has a completely original storyline and plot. It is a novel where I cared deeply about the characters. I wanted to keep reading because the story was so compelling.
The book gives a fresh satirical perspective on theism, science, mankind, heaven and hell, extra-terrestrial life, artificial intelligence, and the nature of the cosmos.
It was a delight to experience this work, and I strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to laugh heartily while pondering the deep matters of the universe.
It owes much to the science fiction canon, and yet has a completely original storyline and plot. It is a novel where I cared deeply about the characters. I wanted to keep reading because the story was so compelling.
The book gives a fresh satirical perspective on theism, science, mankind, heaven and hell, extra-terrestrial life, artificial intelligence, and the nature of the cosmos.
It was a delight to experience this work, and I strongly recommend it to anyone who wants to laugh heartily while pondering the deep matters of the universe.
September 14, 2023
This novel blends the realms of outer space and theology in a unique way. What sets this book apart is its ability to seamlessly merge science fiction elements with philosophical. The characters are well-developed and their stories are intriguing.
Honestly at first I thought the book was a little boring and going at a slow pace but as I got deeper into the book, the whole thing started making sense...
While the concept is fascinating, the book's complexity may be challenging for some readers, as it delves into intricate metaphysical and theological discussions. However, for those who enjoy philosophical science fiction and aren't afraid to ponder the mysteries of the universe, this book is a rewarding read.
Honestly at first I thought the book was a little boring and going at a slow pace but as I got deeper into the book, the whole thing started making sense...
While the concept is fascinating, the book's complexity may be challenging for some readers, as it delves into intricate metaphysical and theological discussions. However, for those who enjoy philosophical science fiction and aren't afraid to ponder the mysteries of the universe, this book is a rewarding read.
October 5, 2023
"Worlds: The King's Pawn" by Mike Cahill has potential with its intriguing premise and imaginative concepts. However, its disjointed narrative, underdeveloped characters, convoluted plot, and lackluster writing prevent it from reaching its full potential. The writing style in the book is functional but lacks the descriptive richness and evocative language that can immerse readers in a science fiction world. The dialogue occasionally feels stilted, and character interactions lack authenticity, making it challenging to become emotionally invested in the story. As such, a rating of 5/10 is appropriate, reflecting the novel's middling execution and missed opportunities for a more engaging and immersive reading experience.
February 11, 2024
Immediately when starting to read, I felt the familiar pull of the Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy books.
The author did an amazing job in carefully constructing a vast world that is so different from what we know… but is it though?
The main characters Coranthas and Froth Lord have powers and intelligence beyond our imagination. They embark on adventures and missions together with other friends and peers. And tend to screw those up sometimes too.
I also like that the book is written from the perspective of those two Sentient beings. You gain insight in what they are thinking, pondering, philosophizing even.
This makes them feel so familiar and hilarious. The writer’s quips are (literally? ;-) ) out of this world!
Highly recommended read!
The author did an amazing job in carefully constructing a vast world that is so different from what we know… but is it though?
The main characters Coranthas and Froth Lord have powers and intelligence beyond our imagination. They embark on adventures and missions together with other friends and peers. And tend to screw those up sometimes too.
I also like that the book is written from the perspective of those two Sentient beings. You gain insight in what they are thinking, pondering, philosophizing even.
This makes them feel so familiar and hilarious. The writer’s quips are (literally? ;-) ) out of this world!
Highly recommended read!
August 25, 2023
The book is filled with action and adventure, this book kept me fully entertain. I love how the author is able to develop the characters in the multi-verse that is Sholl Gar. What I love is the friendship between the three characters and how their friendship is portrayed in the novel. As they prepare for a war that is galactic in size. They must prepare to fight to help the Froth Lord as he seeks to control the known university. I love the comedy within the group and how they interact to bring the novel depth. I highly recommend this book, and consider it a must read for Mike Cahill fans. Therefore I rate it a five out of five.
October 5, 2023
The description perfectly encapsulates the plot of the book. Although getting the thrill started quite slowly for me, I was curious to learn about the outcome because of the intricacies of the plot, themes, and characters, and how they are aligned. Concepts are explored very scientifically, and I found that educating. Also, even though it’s a profound delivery, you can still see how brilliantly the author introduced humor when he used it.
Thank you, Mike Cahill.
Thank you always, Booktasters for the opportunity.
Thank you, Mike Cahill.
Thank you always, Booktasters for the opportunity.
October 31, 2023
I am honestly saying. I love world building books.
This novel attracts reader for three aspects.
One is the narrative style. The author follows multiple characters saying style. So that we get different perspectives.
Second is there is lot of earth like references. So that although the story takes place in a make belief world we can relate to them.
Third point is the discussion about deeper thoughts. I liked the simple language used to convey deep messages.
I recommend this book to readers who like world building
Good attempt.
This novel attracts reader for three aspects.
One is the narrative style. The author follows multiple characters saying style. So that we get different perspectives.
Second is there is lot of earth like references. So that although the story takes place in a make belief world we can relate to them.
Third point is the discussion about deeper thoughts. I liked the simple language used to convey deep messages.
I recommend this book to readers who like world building
Good attempt.
March 12, 2023
This book was a delight to read. The characters drew me in and the pages practically turned themselves. I was so invested and read the book in a weekend. Full of humor and wit, it is a tale of exploration, personal, physical and spiritual. It gives the reader an opportunity to look at the same things in a new way. A unique view of how humans interact with aliens and how aliens view us.
It is a mixture of bromance and space adventure. I’m looking to reading more.
It is a mixture of bromance and space adventure. I’m looking to reading more.
April 22, 2023
A great book by an Indie publisher! It's an unconventional method of storytelling. Less dialogue, more backstory. Others might say he's "telling," but I find that to be a cliche. If we are storytelling, authors can hang with anyone. If we are story-showing, we're an inferior version of television. If anything it is in the tradition of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I particularly found the character of Froth Lord to be quite engaging. Let's hope we see more from this author!
September 30, 2023
This was an interesting and unique sci-fi read. I liked the format, as the story was told in the form of journals. It seemed to me that the narrator was talking about life in their universe, a universe different from the one we live in. Sometimes I felt that I wasn't entirely sure what the narrator was talking about, they narrated in a way that seemed ambiguous, but I was interested in the story regardless. It was an entertaining read.
October 8, 2023
Being not a big fan of sci-fi i never expected i would be hooked to this story. The fusion between Sci-fi and philosophical theme is amazingly done. The questions were pretty deep and thoughtful when focused on. The beginning of the story made me feel a bit confused but all of that made sense as i dived further into it. Overall it was a pretty good read for me who barely reads sci fi but this one was worth the time!!
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September 3, 2024Worlds, The King's pawn is an absolute delightful read. It encompasses narratives from different perspectives like Froth Lord and his creation Coranthans. I consider it an absolute delight to read several Creation experts from this book.
In my opinion, it felt mentally tasking trying to follow through with the writers thoughts pattern however I was able to catch up nonetheless and enjoyed every minute of it.
In my opinion, it felt mentally tasking trying to follow through with the writers thoughts pattern however I was able to catch up nonetheless and enjoyed every minute of it.
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March 10, 2023
Such a thrill of a read. Never did I want to set the book down or stop flipping to the next page. The stakes are high, the energy is impactful through the action, and all around this is a well-written, dynamic story that everyone should read!
September 12, 2023
This is my first time reading a sci-fi and so it was quite weird for me, the beginning wasn’t really what i was used and i thought about stopping the book but i trusted the process. The writer is really good although i didn’t understand a lot of science terms. my best character was Coranthas
September 24, 2023
This book is so cool, it’s more than a si-fi, the questions asked by the characters like ‘what is real’, ‘where does the universe come from’, happiness, the meaning of life etc are philosophy. It also reminds me of the uniqueness of us human beings. I’d say it’s a very special si-fi.
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