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The Anubis Gates
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Scott Firestone
Apr 30, 2012 rated it it was amazing
It’s good to occasionally reread beloved books, to remind us why we love them. This mad, flawed, and intricate puzzle box of a story is something I love.
Jack Massa
Feb 03, 2011 rated it really liked it
Quirky, imaginative and fabulously unpredictable Grand Guignol science fantasy. I loved the epic scope, the sinister villains, the ingenious blending of tropes: Romantic literary figures, time travel, Egyptian magic, Dickensian underworld Londoners, gypsies, body-snatching. Think Doctor Who meets the Mummy in the age of Jane Austen.

The prose I found less felicitious, with it's tendency toward overly long and complex sentences that were frequently hard to follow--especially in action sequences.
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