La caída de Hyperion

This book might be part of the Nova. Ciencia ficción; 134 series.

La aventura épica de Hyperion alcanza su clímax cuando los peregrinos se reúnen ante las Tumbas del Tiempo y éstas se abren para liberar el Alcaudón. Los humanos de la Hegemonía y de los enjambres éxter, las Inteligencias Artificiales del TecnoNúcleo, los peregrinos del Alcaudón, el cíbrido que reproduce la personalidad de John Keats, se verán envueltos en la compleja trama del tiempo, del poder, la guerra, la inteligencia, la religión y el amor. Con gran maestría, Simmons logra en La caída de Hyperion una brillante conclusión al articular hábilmente …

Print book, 731 pages

Spanish language

Published April 11, 2009 by Zeta.

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ISBN:
978-84-9872-314-4
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OCLC Number:
733798285

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Reviews

reviewed The Fall of Hyperion by Dan Simmons (Bantam spectra book, #2)

worth it by the end!

I found a lot of the later section of Hyperion and the earlier section of this book to be a bit of a slog, but it sticks the landing so well in the end that I can’t even be mad. Unclear if my about-face while reading is related to me picking up John Keats’ Hyperion partway through.

Slightly weaker than its prequel

The first third of the book is somewhat boring, I often felt a little disoriented. However, the rest of the book really delivers. Many questions from the first book are answered, thankfully many are also still left open. As opposed to the supernatural themes of the first book, this one is more about political intrigue/conspiracies. Still very well executed.