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Erebos (Erebos #1)

Ursula Poznanski

Paperback | Pages: 486 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 13083 Users | 1435 Reviews

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Title	:	Erebos (Erebos #1)
Author	:	Ursula Poznanski
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 486 pages
Published	:	January 7th 2010 by Loewe (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Thriller. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Mystery

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Erebos ist ein Computerspiel, das an einer Londoner Schule als Raubkopie von Schüler zu Schüler herumgereicht wird; wer es einmal spielt, wird "süchtig" danach.
Die Spielregeln sind rigide: Jeder hat nur eine Chance, Erebos zu spielen; wer stirbt, fliegt raus und kann nicht wieder zurück ins Spiel; Spieler dürfen mit niemandem darüber reden und müssen immer allein sein, wenn sie spielen, und auch wer gegen diese Spielregeln verstößt, fliegt ohne die Chance auf Rückkehr in die virtuelle Welt von Erebos.
Fortgeschrittenen Spielern stellt das Erebos Aufgaben, und die werden nicht in der virtuellen, sondern in der tatsächlichen Realität erledigt, und so verschwimmen die Fiktion des Spiels und die Realität mit zunehmender "Verweildauer" im Spiel.

Nick ist einer der Schüler an der Londoner Schule; auch er gerät in die virtuelle Welt von Erebos, und auch er wird süchtig danach, aber dann befiehlt ihm das Spiel einen sehr realen Mord...

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Original Title:	Erebos
ISBN:	3785569572 (ISBN13: 9783785569573)
Edition Language:	German
Series:	Erebos #1
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)
Literary Awards:	Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for Preis der Jugendjury (2011), Silberner Lufti (2010), Ulmer Unke (2010), Hansjörg-Martin-Preis Nominee (2011)

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My Thoughts: I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this book. It was very engaging and I read through it during the course of a morning. The characters are quite realistic and the game was described in such detail that it almost made me want to play it, despite everything especially despite the fact that I dont like computer games! It definitely showed the dangers of addiction to video games, too, and how people can take such things way too seriously. I would recommend this to pretty much

"Stay a While, and Listen" I was super impressed by this book. I thought I had found a treasure when I was reading the Feyland trilogy, but this was even better. I haven't had much luck finding books about gaming or virtual reality scenarios that don't follow a real-life game, like Diablo or World of Warcraft. I wonder if I'm looking in the wrong places or if this type of book is really that rare of a commodity.Erebos was filled with references to gaming, literary fancy and mythology. This was

A warning: do not continue reading if you are offended by strong language. This isn't a review, really. It's more a personal analysis...I've been banging on at some length in previous reviews about atmosphere.I really got into the character's head when reading The Ghost at the end of August. I enjoyed the ambience of Forever at the end of July, the list goes on: William Knight's Generation is one example, Charles Cumming's A Spy by Nature more so. The thing about atmosphere is that it engages

"It wasn't a movie or music. It was a game."https://www.instagram.com/p/BAkMrJCGw...Quite entertaining, albeit dark at its development. It's a weird blend of 'World of Warcraft' and Stephen King's 'Needful Things'."Why didn't Jamie get the fact that it was all a game? The very fact that it kept spilling over into reality was what made it so fascinating."(view spoiler)[I have one bone to pick with the author though. How could such a mastermind as the game's creator be so careless in using what he

WOW, after reading Erebos I can truly say that Ursula Poznanski is really that good an author - and I'm a horrible speller of her name, it cost me three embarrassing tries to type it. When I grow up (properly) I hope I become as amazingly skilled as her and I'm super proud - as I'm usually not - that she's even from my country! Still in awe about that and equally wondering why the hell it took me so long AND a friend to discover her novels. A teenage book my ass, I've read "adult" books that

3.5 stars.I was a bit wary of reading Erebos at first because I thought it sounded a lot like Ready Player One and while I really enjoyed that book, theres only so many things you can do with a book about video games, right? Woah, did you hear that?It was the sound of a million video game players hissing at me all across the globe. Im not even going to pretend that I know the gamer gabble (yeah, thats not a real thing I made that up) because I really dont. I like watching when people play them

2 1/2 starsA game you cant buy. A game that talks to you. A game that watches you, that rewards you, threatens you, gives you tasks.'Sometimes I think its aliveTo anyone whos ever been a MMPORG addict/widow(er) I think this book will be particularly frightening. And to everyone else, whos sitting there right now, sayingreally? Could a game really consume your life like that? I invite you to visit this website, where level 85 World of Warcraft characters are frequently sold for upwards of $1,000.