Rama Revealed By Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee, Final Installment of Rama Series
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2024
- 🌌 Prepare to embark on an epic conclusion to Arthur C. Clarke's Rama series with "Rama Revealed," a breathtaking science fiction adventure that unravels the enigmatic mysteries of the Rama spacecraft! 🚀
As the fourth and final installment in this spellbinding series, "Rama Revealed" takes us on an awe-inspiring voyage through interstellar space, where a massive alien starship carries its passengers to the culmination of a generations-long odyssey. The title itself promises answers to the questions that have tantalized us throughout this cosmic journey.
But the grand experiment envisioned by the Ramans has faltered, and Rama III has transformed into a battleground, a place of tension and uncertainty. Against the backdrop of this cosmic drama, a group of resilient humans embarks on a daring escape from tyranny, venturing into the nether regions of the ship.
Within Rama's labyrinthine corridors, they stumble upon an emerald-doomed lair, a realm ruled by the fabulously advanced octospiders. As the octospiders beckon the humans deeper into their domain, a profound question looms: Are these enigmatic beings their allies or adversaries? The fate of their journey-and the destiny of humanity-rests upon the answer.
Meanwhile, Rama III continues its relentless journey toward the Node, an enigmatic destination that promises revelation and enlightenment. The climax of their odyssey awaits, as the truth behind this glittering trek across the cosmos is unveiled in all its astonishing glory.
Join us on a journey into the heart of "Rama Revealed," a narrative that challenges the boundaries of human imagination, explores the essence of the unknown, and delves deep into the human spirit. Arthur C. Clarke and Gentry Lee's storytelling prowess reaches its zenith in this unforgettable cosmic adventure.
Whether you're a dedicated fan of the Rama series or just discovering the wonders of Rama, "Rama Revealed" promises to be a mind-expanding and thrilling conclusion that will leave you awestruck. Prepare to uncover the secrets of the universe and embark on a cosmic odyssey like no other. 📖🌠 #ArthurCClarke #ScienceFiction #RamaRevealed #SciFiMasterpiece 
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I've read the full series , definitely a fascinating read . Certainly got me hooked
I put a hold on the first book in the series at my library after watching this video. Looks intriguing!
The original is amazing. The sequels are pure trash.
I read the full series years ago, and then re-read it a couple of years ago.. One of the best SciFi series of books ever..... would love to see a movie, but can't imagine anyone doing it correctly...
indeed, for 50 years, not even one real attempt to make a film, of a whole universe...shame on Hollywood
They wont get it right.
@@BestSciFiReads Yeah thankfully they didnt.
@@devinreese1397 I agree, but with the lack of any real SciFi movies out over the past few years, I would be willing to accept a mediocre movie as long as there was an attempt at following the book(s).
@@merlinof2 Rumour has it Denis Villeneuve is doing this after 'Dune'. Dune was a mixed bag, but Rama is an even tougher ask as a movie IMO.
Rendezvous with Rama (the first book) was terrific. I wish I had stopped there. The subsequent books became worse and worse, with the ultimate turn off a marriage and sexual relationship between a 70+ year old man and a 13 year old girl. Although the sequels were co-written with Gentry Lee, what the hell was Clarke thinking? He should never have put his name on that trash.
Still waiting for the movies. The books were great.
first.....! because the deeply unexplored algorhyimen of YT lead me here! and yes i am going to read the rama zyklus...
The first two books were interesting and held me. The possibilities were endless. The series fully lost me when the committee putting humans into the ship decided to send the dregs of humanity. This wasn't smart science fiction this was a lazy writer trying to create some kind of conflict and cheaping out on the thought.
That was the point where they lost me as well. Yea, let’s send a bunch of criminals and then be surprised when they start trouble. Just sloppy writing.
First book: One of the greats
Second book: OK
Third book: Rama, the pot boiler
In most of the recent sci-fi centered around alien-human first contact interactions, the worst examples of humanity are always chosen. Apparently we must select the lowest IQ and least skilled people with the lowest impulse control to represent our species.
Netflix is one of the worst purveyors of this garbage, although even Ridley Scott has succumbed to hollywood's creative dementia in his recent scripts.
Clarke and Asimov are rolling over in their graves in disgust.
There is literally no way humanity would have done that, period. We'd send people who could figure out the advanced technology and bring that knowledge back.
Are these artworks ai generated or real?
Gentry Lee ruined this tale.
Clarke was better on his own.
TOTALLY!… 🎯… agree 100%!
Unpopular opinion: The sequel novels are complete garbage. So much misanthropy and the Creator of the universe needs MACHINES to keep an eye on His creation. Absolute sloppy, self-contradictory trash. I tried to read them all a second time just to be fair but couldn't make it even halfway through "Revealed" before I cast it aside in disgust. Avoid the sequels at all costs lest your childhood dreams be ruthlessly destroyed by a train wreck of a co-author.