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24 de ene. de 2024 · VOID-KING. Ongoing. First published Oct 13, 2022. GATE a Path way between different worlds A Doorway that leads from one world to another but what will happen if it opens to a place called The Cardinal world Whare all of Creation Started Whare even Gods Cannot Enter a place full of Strong Individual Capable of Erasing Hundreds of World with ...
Mahrut is basically enemies with all its border nations (besides Lankha/Sri Lanka who they gurdingly tolerate), which has caused the afghans and Gurkhas to ally against Mahrut. Mahrut is also controlled by expansionist warlike Hindis. In some other maps of the book, you see China controlled by Russia.
20 de may. de 2022 · The gate of worlds by Silverberg, Robert. Publication date 1967 Topics Fantasy Publisher New York : Tom Doherty Assoc. Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contributor Internet Archive Language English. 253 pages Notes. Cut-off text on some pages due text runs into the gutter. Access-restricted-item
From Turkish dominated Europe, across the high seas to the land of opportunity--the Aztec Empire-- Dan Beauchamp is a young Englishman whose heart longs for fortune and adventure. But industrial Mexico is a long way from primitive Britain, and Dan has a lot to learn. From the city of London--better known as New Istanbul--to the untamed ...
27 de nov. de 2022 · The gate of worlds. Edit. Imagine that the Black Death of 1348 destroyed most of Europe's people instead of only one-fourth. As a result the Turks rule Europe, Africa is the world's cultural center, and America in 1963, is a semi-savage continent governed by Aztecs.
12 de dic. de 2023 · by Robert Silverberg. Imagine that the Black Death of 1348 destroyed most of Europe's people instead of only one-fourth. As a result the Turks rule Europe, Africa is the world's cultural center, and America in 1963, is a semi-savage continent governed by Aztecs. North America is the setting where a young Englishman seeks fortune and adventure.
1 de ene. de 2010 · Has anyone on this board (or elsewhere) ever expanded on Robert Silverberg's The Gate of Worlds and its pseudo-sequel Beyond the Gate of Worlds?The search function didn't turn anything up. Granted, the premise of the story involved a substantial amount of handwaving, but I found the modern global political situation very intriguing, and I'm disappointed that Silverberg didn't write more.
