- A.D. 7192 -
World of the Smallmoon
Władysław Apati
After the nuclear winter, the world was… familiar to Zethan. This was normal for him, he
was born into this world. Now, however, the terrible shadows of the past may emerge…
from the first, dark centuries of the 2000s. And on our Earth, which has completely turned
into a fantasy world for the millenniums ahead of us, a computer scientist recalled from the 23rd century can cause a lot of trouble. Can the idyllic life be restored on our future Earth, or is the Age of Decadence awaiting our descendants?
In A.D. 7192, Władisław Apati, the new master of Eastern European fantasy, answers this
in his dark, but extremely humorous novel that presents our future world through the eyes of a historian.
The World of the Smallmoon...
The World of the Smallmoon is the fantasy world dreamed up by Władysław Apati, where his new post-apocalyptic fantasy novel the A.D. 7192 takes place.
According to the author’s historical vision, in the future our Earth will turn into a world in which you can find all the requisites of the fantasy genre, but the patterns of human behavior recognized by the science of history, the laws that shape the fate of countries and people will prevail in the future just the same way as they also formed our past. The world of the Smallmoon perfectly displays the well-known fantasy elements – post- apocalypse medieval atmosphere, magic, well-known and strange creatures… – but it is not forced, but in fact, natural, logical, organic and yet unique.
Opinions
They have read it already:
„An interesting, intriguing, remarkable read”
- Sz. Ottó
“For me, it contains just the right amount of unknown (waiting for the plot to unfold) and familiar clues to keep me pleasantly entertained. Just as I would expect from a fantasy novel. The fact that it also has a moral to say all the while is an unexpected extra. At the same time, he does not become superior, he does not want to impose anything on the reader, but still a marked world view is outlined. This is a hit again, there is a balance here as well. I would especially emphasize that it does not fall into the countless traps of post-apocalyptic stories. It is neither gratuitously gory, nor cynical, nor depressing.”
- K. Miklós
„I can seriously say that it was refreshing from this point of view as well, because it is linguistically
demanding and selective, but still not pedantic.”
- Anna M. T.
A. D. 7192
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