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Profeet van de Duivel

by Adrian Stone

Series: De Duivel trilogie (1)

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  weaver-of-dreams | Aug 1, 2023 |
...With Profeet van de Duivel Stone performed a feat not many authors ever manage, to rise above the mass of self published material and become a professional author. Or at least as professional as possible in a market that is too small to support full time authors. This fact alone makes it a noteworthy release in Dutch speculative fiction. I must admit that upon rereading it, I thought the next two books are better. Marak matures a bit in those books and Stone experiments with multiple story lines to an extend that Profeet van de Duivel can't match. There's clearly progression in the quality of the writing. As such, Profeet van de Duivel is a very enjoyable read but not a brilliant book in itself. It's a promise, a sign that, yes, it is possible to write fantasy in Dutch and get published and that the genre may aspire to more than the current, somewhat amateurish state most active writers find themselves in. But above all, let's not forget that, it is the start of what could be a very interesting writing career. Stone is an author I will keep an eye on in years to come.

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Met dank aan mijn ouders, Peter Braker, Ada Engel, Kors Jan Snoeij en Peter Schravendeel. Voor hun inzichten en hun steun
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Ik dank je hartelijk voor jouw steun op de verschillende fora en hoop dat je mijn eersteling met plezier zult lezen.

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