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Original Title:	The Maker Of Universes (World of Tiers, #1)
ISBN:	2226033409 (ISBN13: 9782266012928)
Edition Language:	French
Series:	World of Tiers #1

Le Faiseur d'Univers (World of Tiers #1)

Philip José Farmer

Paperback | Pages: 222 pages

Rating: 3.86 | 1685 Users | 93 Reviews

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Cette trompe étrange que Robert Wolff découvre dans une maison vide, c’est la clé d’un univers étranger. Il lui suffit d’en tirer quelques notes pour ouvrir un porte dans l’espace et le temps et pénétrer dans un cosmos dont les lois n’ont rien de commun avec celles de notre univers d’étoiles et de planètes. Un cosmos où les mondes sont comme autant de plateaux empilés sur un formidable pic montagneux.

Et la trompe d’argent permet de passer de l’un à l’autre, de création en création, jusqu’au sommet de la montagne, jusqu’à la retraite du Seigneur créateur, le Faiseur d’Univers. Mais celui-ci est-il un fou ? Un imposteur ? Ou un superbe criminel fuyant la colère d’êtres qui lui sont encore supérieurs ?

Philip José Farmer s’est imposé en 10 ans comme l’un des Grands de la science-fiction moderne. Il fut le premier à chasser les traces de conformisme et de puritanisme qui subsistaient dans le genre avec « Les amants étrangers » où il décrivait avec passion et lyrisme les rapports sexuels entre les astronautes terriens et des créatures femelles, humanoïdes et ovipares.

Avec « Le faiseur d’univers » il s’impose comme un véritable démiurge façonnant avec minutie mondes et créatures, mêmant intimement la science et le rêve.

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Title	:	Le Faiseur d'Univers (World of Tiers #1)
Author	:	Philip José Farmer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 222 pages
Published	:	1983 by Presses pocket (first published 1965)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fantasy. Fiction

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Ratings: 3.86 From 1685 Users | 93 Reviews

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As an exercise in world building, World of Tiers is very interesting. That's about it, though. I enjoyed it on a pulpy quick read level. However, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a deep involving novel. The Plot Robert Wolff is a retired linguistics professor looking at homes to buy in Arizona. While inspecting a room alone, a gate to the world of tiers opens before him. He steps through and finds a world where mermaids and nymphs exist. After a few weeks of eating the food and

I was ready to leave a really bad review of this book. Poorly written, ridiculous names, moronic dialogue. But then I changed my outlook. I realized this is just pulp sci-fi from the 60s. I began to enjoy this a whole lot more. I laughed at the silly names and the poor writing. From a pulp point of view its a whole lot better than the Lensman series. For sci-fi historians and pulp aficionados only.

Beautiful but not as Riverworld. I'm not sure I'll read the next volumes.

Apologies to my fellow book club members, but I just couldn't keep struggling with it. As I started reading it, I realized that I vaguely remembered reading this in high school, which was a long time ago, and I think I might have liked it better then. Now, I couldn't figure out what the point was.

Disappointing, largely because I remember enjoying this book so much in middle school. Reading it now, I can't get past the poor characterization and the growing sense that this whole series is just fantasy fulfillment for a middle-aged white guy. (How did this not annoy me as a teen girl?) The world-building is the best part; the World of Tiers is fascinating. I remember reading eagerly for the adventure, the challenging puzzles, and the wit and cleverness of Kickaha - but so far, I'm 100 pages

Great fantasy/SiFi series. Farmer is one of my top 5 favorite writers. Very recommended

It was an interesting book, but the reader is thrown into the adventure extremely quickly, and it ends just as abruptly which was disconcerting to say the least.