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A review by scribepub
The Map of Chaos by Félix J. Palma
Inventive fun
Yvonne Zipp, The Washington Post
The unreal becomes real, fantasy becomes history, and the reader is thoroughly entertained by an unending parade of bafflements and surprises. This book is a complete delight.
K.W. Jeter, Author of Infernal Devices
Palma’s yarn is altogether a satisfying, thoroughly entertaining creature feature.
Kirkus
Map of Chaos is a vividly drawn odyssey spanning time and space that calls on three of the literary greats of the past century to answer the fundamental question of our place in the universe and to demonstrate the enduring power of undying love.
Jack Dubrul
Spanish novelist Félix J. Palma outdoes himself in The Map of Chaos, the third instalment in a fantasy trilogy that features writers H.G. Wells, Lewis Carroll and Arthur Conan Doyle as action heroes … Bookworms are always searching for new realms in which to lose themselves. With this trilogy, Palma offers an homage and multiple new worlds to explore.
The Seattle Times
Yvonne Zipp, The Washington Post
The unreal becomes real, fantasy becomes history, and the reader is thoroughly entertained by an unending parade of bafflements and surprises. This book is a complete delight.
K.W. Jeter, Author of Infernal Devices
Palma’s yarn is altogether a satisfying, thoroughly entertaining creature feature.
Kirkus
Map of Chaos is a vividly drawn odyssey spanning time and space that calls on three of the literary greats of the past century to answer the fundamental question of our place in the universe and to demonstrate the enduring power of undying love.
Jack Dubrul
Spanish novelist Félix J. Palma outdoes himself in The Map of Chaos, the third instalment in a fantasy trilogy that features writers H.G. Wells, Lewis Carroll and Arthur Conan Doyle as action heroes … Bookworms are always searching for new realms in which to lose themselves. With this trilogy, Palma offers an homage and multiple new worlds to explore.
The Seattle Times