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Conor Kostick born 26 June is an Irish historian and writer living in Dublin. The majority of the citizens hold red cards, the card that represents the lowest class, and live a dreary existence. Kostick, Conor Saga, p. Ghost realizes that the world of fully aware and evolving programs in a computer game are about to collide with a physical world from the outside. The narrative, though it eventually settles down by focusing mostly on Ghost's first-person account, makes some disconcerting viewpoint changes early in the story.

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Mar 01, Kenny bixler rated it it was amazing. I felt like the writing had definitely improved from Epic, including multiple POVs and some more abstract writing than in the first volume. Advance programs stormed all the major entry points so that giant files could pour down uninterrupted into New Earth's system, reworking them, reshaping them, aligning them with the Earth's own system.

May 11, Jennifer Wardrip rated it really liked it Shelves: It primarily follows an "anarcho-punk" named Ghost who has no memory of her past.

The Dark Queen who is the ruler of Saga is an ancient and evil person who has made those outside of Saga, on New Earth, who are playing the game addicts. They are anarcho-punks, protesting the unjust economic system. He was twice chairperson of the Irish Writers' Union. Sep 14, Nevergreen rated it liked it Shelves: But a mysterious stranger appears to break her out of jail, then challenges the whole basis of reality. I was wrong, but I wasn't disappointed. The main character, Ghost, has constantly grown as a person and in the fact that she knows who she i Overall the book is zaga 4 out of 5 stars for me, the plot was very enticing and suspenseful.

Saga (Epic #2) by Conor Kostick

Dec 15, Luke rated it really liked it. Ghost is an airboarder and member of a small punk gang made up mostly of red cards, though Ghost herself has no card and no official identity.

Even if the perspective has been explored before by others in the genre, it certainly seems uncommon. Retrieved 27 October Also a fairly significant shift in style from the first--the focus is almost entirely within the game world and is completely from POV of characters in it.

Book Review: Saga by Conor Kostick

The idea of what pretty much amounted to a virus within the game as the issue could have created a lot more tension than there was and the characters were pretty average. Jul 10, Emily rated it really liked it Shelves: I loved how the end brought everything together, nothing was left out or forgotten.

I wouldn't have minded more of Jay jostick Carter, but these guys are the true punk ones, so it's all good. What is actually out there in the universe? Hardcoverpages.

Personally, I cojor Saga, but I didn't like it as much as Epic. However, this b Well this is the first book I have managed to finish in about months. Unfortunately, and it may have been because I had expected so much from it and that is my disclaimerI felt extremely let down.

So what would happen if a virtual world became so sophisticated that the characters gained real conoor Now, I'm assuming that anybody who's looking at this review and this book has already read the first book, Epic. I hadn't read the previous book in the series, "Epic", but it didn't seem to detract from my enjoyment of the story.

I did not enjoy it as much as I thought I would. Although characters from the previous book don't show up, the new characters who live in the ssaga are interesting and fun to get to know. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

It has a completely different story line and is a little confusing at first. Overall, this book did not do what I expected. He lives in Dublin, Ireland,where he teaches medieval history at Trinity College.