"Here lies one whose name was written in water"

From the first volume, I was very attracted by the world of Retz: very thorough, detailed and fascinating. I will also begin reading Endymion. I was not disappointed, as is usually when we hear all the time fields "it's a classic, you must have read, etc." as was expected, in the end, much better. Here, no surprises.

Only flat in Pocket, it is the 4th coverage summaries that are relatively nazes.

Note that what is interesting at Simmons, are the references to the poetry of Keats (readings slopes for those who want to know more). The very title of the oeuvre is borrowed: "Hyperion".