The fantasy story in the throne book focuses on how much compromise humanity will make to save itself
There are some artifacts. It connects you to reading. For example, just as my first science fiction reading, Jules Verne’s “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” made me fall in love with this genre, Asimov’s “Foundation” series, which pushed the limits of imagination, connected me inextricably with this genre. That’s why, in this lane, I take care to read Turkish works when they come out.
We take a close look at the throne book
The Throne is such a work. It tells how the story of one person and the destiny of all humanity are connected by weaving the knot between the centuries. The author has arranged the plot so intricately that it is very difficult to describe the subject of the book without spoiling the surprise. The story takes place in two different eras and different parts of these eras. While reading the story of a father trying to find a cure for his child with SMA in our current century, we follow the mysterious war between those who defend the new order and those who oppose it in a world whose rules have changed in 3236.
The book has a structure that constantly makes the reader ask questions and question the time of the story with its narrative style. In this way, the reader is constantly kept alert, and the integrity of the work is created in this way. Let me try to describe the situation a little, especially for those who have scenes in their minds while reading the book like me.
The author describes the region and the person in which the story takes place, without giving names, time and place. A scene is set up in your mind, consisting only of silhouettes without contours. Then, with a small clue about the language in which the episode takes place, with a name or a term, he suddenly transforms this scene into colors and people. In one of the scenes that impressed me in the book, the weather and the condition of the room are told without telling the father who is waiting at the bedside of his son, who has SMA Disease. Then the room and people appear in your head with a hint. It’s like looking at a scene in the fog
Besides, the moving scenes are beautifully portrayed by the author. The chase episodes are particularly successful. You feel like you’re the one running away.
Although the heavily processed fiction and the new characters constantly joining the narrative may confuse you at first, the plot flows after the second half of the book. It would be a lie if I said that I finished reading this chapter in one sitting.
The book concludes the stories of the characters by handling the plots well. Like Asimov, I think the characters will appear in other books or sequels of this adventure. He published his novel Nemesis. I especially recommend the 344-page work to science fiction lovers.