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The Prince Of Nothing

Part of the The Prince Of Nothing series

The Prince Of Nothing

by Bakker, R. Scott

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In a world saturated by religious fanaticism, Maithanet, enigmatic spiritual leader of the Thousand Temples, declares a Holy War against the infidels. Ikurei Conphas, military genius and nephew to the Nansur Emperor, embarks on a war to conquer the known world in the name of his emperor...and himself. Drusas Achamian, spy and sorcerer of the mysterious northern sorceries, tormented by visions of the great apocalypse, seeks the promised one, the savior of mankind. Anasurimbor Kellhus, heir to the shattered northern kingdom, whose ruins now lay hidden in the deepest north, a place now desolate, home to only the No-Men. Gifted with extraordinary martial skills of hand and foot, and steering souls through the subtleties of word and expression, he slowly binds all - man and woman, emperor and slave - to his own mysterious ends. But the fate of men--even great men--may be cast into ruin. For in the deep north, the hand of the forgotten No-God stirs once more, and his servants tread the lands of men...This is one of the more interesting modern fantasy series out there. It's epic fantasy, but not in the way you're used to. This fantasy is for those who want a combination of raw action and sharp philosophical insights. It's gritty, dark, bloody, and pretty damn smart.

About the author

Bakker, R. Scott

Bakker, R. Scott

R. Scott Bakker is a Canadian author known for his works in the epic fantasy genre. He was born in Simcoe, Ontario in 1967.Bakker's most notable works include the "Prince of Nothing" trilogy, which tells the story of a holy war in a medieval world, and the "Aspect-Emperor" series, which follows the aftermath of the holy war and the rise of a new emperor.Bakker's writing is known for its dense prose, complex world-building, and exploration of themes such as philosophy, religion, and the nature of humanity. He has won several awards for his writing, including the Crawford Award in 2005 for "The Darkness That Comes Before."In addition to his writing, Bakker has also worked as a professor of philosophy, and his background in philosophy is evident in his works. He continues to write and publish new novels and stories, and his works are enjoyed by fans of epic fantasy around the world.

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