Guptara, Jyoti and Suresh: *1988
Conspiracy of Calaspia, 2007 - Information about the Book
- General Information
- When Bryn's village is destroyed by creatures presumed to be extinct, he joins a motley group that risks everything to stop Insanity, an insidious power that defies logic.
- Facts
- Bryn is the protagonist who joins a group of brave individuals to stop the evil Nurgor and Ostentum.
Nurgor and Ostentum are the antagonists responsible for the destruction that sets the story in motion.Developed by Perplexity AI
- The novel was praised for its imaginative world-building and creative storytelling. The young authors were commended for their ability to create a rich, immersive fantasy world with detailed histories and cultures.
Some readers and critics felt that the book's pacing was uneven, with certain sections moving too slowly. Additionally, the complexity of the plot and the large cast of characters sometimes made it challenging to follow.
The fact that the authors were teenagers themselves at the time of writing inspired many young readers and aspiring writers. Their success story was often highlighted as an example of youthful talent and ambition.
Overall, "The Conspiracy of Calaspia" received a mixed but generally positive reception, with notable appreciation for its imaginative scope and the youthful enthusiasm of its authors.
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- Interview given at Weinfelden, Switzerland. SwissEduc, Host: Hans Fischer; November 7, 2006.
- Excerpts from the interview:
- how the brothers wrote the novel together.
- the importance of evil.
- the new era.
- people being driven by motivation.
- the names.
- how Bryn is connected to the authors.
- Jyoti and Suresh Guptara talk with Mark Coles about the novel; includes some reading. BBC World Service; November 8, 2006
- Articles
- Indo-Swiss twins produce new Lord of the Rings: "There is much in the book about good and evil as well as the search for truth. But the authors insist that for them, these huge concepts have to be approached with caution." Swiss Broadcasting Corporation SRG SSR; March 27, 2008
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