Ebook {Epub PDF} End of the Century by Chris Roberson

End of the Century by Chris Roberson pp • ISBN Trade Paperback • $15 • January Three people. Three eras. One city. Endless possibilities. End of the Century is a novel of the distant past, the unimaginable future, and the search for the Holy Grail. Set in the city of London, the narrative is interlaced between. Chris Roberson (born Aug) is an American science fiction author and publisher based in Portland, Oregon, best known for alternate history novels and short stories. Early life and career. Roberson End of the Century (Pyr.  · Take for example End of the Century, the latest title by science-fiction veteran and multiple genre-award nominee Chris Roberson; because it's not a bad book at all, not by a long shot, and will be thoroughly entertaining to anyone who's already a fan of, say, Buffy or Xena or any of those other Saturday-afternoon genre television shows. But /5(67).

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Take for example End of the Century, the latest title by science-fiction veteran and multiple genre-award nominee Chris Roberson; because it's not a bad book at all, not by a long shot, and will be thoroughly entertaining to anyone who's already a fan of, say, Buffy or Xena or any of those other Saturday-afternoon genre television shows. But much like these shows, the novel is simply a little hacky, with a plot that is too easily guessed and dialogue that is often subpar. End of the Century by Chris Roberson ISBN ISBN Paperback; N. Y.: Prometheus Books, ; ISBN "Chris Roberson’s ambitious quest for the Holy Grail that intermingles all three ages to truly entertaining effect." – Geek Monthly " a triple-threaded tale. a spectacular collection of secrets, murky underworld organizations, and everything from time travel to magical swords.