Turtledove is not the only author who has drawn on the well-known myths and legends of Atlantis for his book. The fictional island has inspired numerous films, comic books, and novels, all with their own interpretations of the legends. This means that there are plenty of other books like Opening Atlantis for fans of the "lost continent" to enjoy.
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In a desperate flight across the land to find a cure for the arcane plague, Volke is isolated from the Frith Guild and is now reliant on the Sun Chaser airship and its questionable crew to help him.
As the world continues to reel from COVID-19 and the media continue to bombard everyone with bad news it's no wonder that books remain a popular pastime. Fortunately, there was no shortage of good books for our readers to pass the time last month.
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An emotionally wrought personal retelling of the centuries that have passed since his creation as told to Enoch by Adam – the first man of this world.
A lot of pirate myths were born during the 16th and early 18th century, which was the golden age of piracy. The popularity of these myths and legends also ensured that pirates had a prominent role in fiction even years later.
Techno Ranger starts with a bang and only becomes even more hectic from there on out.
