Why read Split Infinity?

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On the technological, decadent world of Proton, someone was trying to destroy Stile, serf and master Gamesman. His only escape lay through a mysterious “curtain” revealed by a loving robot.

Beyond the curtain lay Phaze—a world totally ruled by magic. There, his first encounter was with an amulet that turned…

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2 authors picked Split Infinity as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Michael Shotter

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My second true love where speculative fiction universes are concerned is undoubtedly the Apprentice Adept series. The way it so deftly blends fantasy and science fiction, the iconic, unforgettable characters and concepts, and the, frankly, epic way the story evolves and eventually resolves absolutely blew my mind as a kid, and I’ve found revisiting it as an adult just as satisfying and enjoyable.

From Michael's list on speculative fiction universes.

Dave Buschi

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If you haven’t read any of Piers Anthony's amazing works, then you’re missing out. His Xanth fantasy series is amazing, but I’m still partial to his Apprentice Adept series. It’s the perfect amalgamation of great sci-fi and fantasy all in one package. This, the first book of the series, has our hero, Stile, living in Proton as a serf. Everyone in Proton, except for citizens, walks around naked.

Yeah, that’s a little crazy, but go with it. You’ll be glad you did. This is a fun read. Stile is an expert gamer and happens to be quite short (just shy…

From Dave's list on science fiction books with an everyman hero.