Another brilliant short story by Sanderson. Where the man takes only his idea from ?!

In addition to "The Emperor's Soul" this book is another short story from the pen of fantasy masterpiece Brandon Sanderson.
This work can, however, rather the category Science Fiction subordinate.

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Stephen Leeds, also known by the nickname "Legion", has a special talent. In fact, it's more of a psychosis because he has hallucinations and not too tight. Exist in his imagination people (he calls them also aspects) who specializes in a particular area. Whenever he needs very specific knowledge of a particular thing, it is possible to generate him a new aspect, which advises him henceforth. For this he has to have only superficially dealt with the subject before.

He lives with his entire fictional Advisory Board in an Art Villa, where each of its aspects also has a private room. In order to finance such a lifestyle, he is privately employed (with the support of its aspects) for people who can afford a consultant. One day he gets the order to find a man who allegedly stole a camera can make the images from the past ...

I found the book simply wonderfully refreshing.

Stephens aspects all have very unique personalities. And what for what. =) Some of them do not even believe that they are just hallucinations. Some of them even have even hallucinations. XD In some places the book I could have thrown away really, so it was awesome diagonally.

The story with the camera, I was quite ok. One can at 80 pages but think that she was not very greatly expanded. Personally, I would have probably given me so happy when Stephen would only just walked through his house and would like to chat with its aspects.

Of course its aspects may be processed only one way his subconscious to their own genius.
Whatever it is, the reader can enjoy delicious.

Legion is a closed story itself. I personally found but "The Emperor's Soul" overall a little rounded.
Do not know exactly how to describe it. The Emperor's Soul but also had almost twice as many pages.

Nevertheless, 5 stars! History has earned it! The investment in the hardcover version should not be afraid, if one is not yet a ebook reader. Strong buy recommendation also to all who have not yet read the major works of Sanderson and maybe in the way he writes purely sniff want.

The example here also would be a book that I would give without hesitation someone I do not know so well and of its
Literature taste I do not know much (if one of the English language is powerful, of course).