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Robert Silverberg - Kingdoms Of The Wall
Robert Silverberg - Kingdoms Of The Wall
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"Kingdoms of the Wall" is a fantasy novel written by Robert Silverberg, published in 1992. The story is set in a mysterious and ancient world where a massive wall stretches across the landscape, dividing two distinct kingdoms.
The novel follows the journey of a young man named Chuz, who lives in the northern kingdom. Chuz is driven by a deep curiosity about the world beyond the wall and embarks on a daring quest to explore the southern kingdom. Along the way, he encounters a variety of strange and wondrous creatures, as well as individuals from different cultures and backgrounds.
As Chuz ventures further into the southern kingdom, he discovers that the wall holds secrets and mysteries that could change the course of history. "Kingdoms of the Wall" explores themes of discovery, adventure, and the search for identity, as Chuz grapples with his own place in the world and the forces that shape his destiny.
The novel is praised for its vivid world-building, imaginative storytelling, and philosophical undertones, making it a standout work in Silverberg's extensive bibliography.
The novel follows the journey of a young man named Chuz, who lives in the northern kingdom. Chuz is driven by a deep curiosity about the world beyond the wall and embarks on a daring quest to explore the southern kingdom. Along the way, he encounters a variety of strange and wondrous creatures, as well as individuals from different cultures and backgrounds.
As Chuz ventures further into the southern kingdom, he discovers that the wall holds secrets and mysteries that could change the course of history. "Kingdoms of the Wall" explores themes of discovery, adventure, and the search for identity, as Chuz grapples with his own place in the world and the forces that shape his destiny.
The novel is praised for its vivid world-building, imaginative storytelling, and philosophical undertones, making it a standout work in Silverberg's extensive bibliography.
