The Simoqin Prophecies
 

The Simoqin Prophecies

by Samit Basu

The Simoqin Prophecies marks the debut of an assured new voice. Written with consummate ease and brimming with wit and allusion, it is at once classic SFF and subtle spoof, featuring scantily clad centauresses, flying carpets, pink trolls, belly dancers and homicidal rabbits. Monty Python meets the Ramayana, Alice in Wonderland meets The Lord of the Rings and Robin Hood meets The Arabian Nights... (read more)

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Jayant S
  • Rated 5 stars

the most hilarious and adventurous book in the indian fiction scenario (esp FANTASY fiction) :) LOL.....

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  • Rated 4.203125 stars
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  • Rated 4.25 stars
 

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  • rashmi

    rashmi said:

    well i have read only the first part........ first felt very strange and weird.... then slowly the excitement cought up .............very good and complicated book i should say by a newcommer

    posted Wednesday, September 19 2007
  • darklord_vv

    darklord_vv said:

    one of da best books i've ever read............bats harry potter series......challenges da lord of the rings......

    posted Wednesday, August 29 2007
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