• Ayuamarca (Science Fiction Chronicle)

    Science Fiction Chronicle | 27 February 2008

    When the citizens of one Incan village had a prophecy of the destruction of their civilization by the invaders from Europe, they followed their religious leaders in a journey to an alternate...

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  • Ayuamarca (Interzone)

    Interzone | 27 February 2008

    Darren O’Shaughnessy’s debut novel, Ayuamarca: Procession of the Dead features a protago­nist who has lost most of his memo­ries. Capac Raimi, whose Inca name is of central but obscure...

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  • Ayuamarca (SFX USA)

    SFX (USA) | 27 February 2008

    Millennium’s selling point for this book is its author’s youth, and at twenty-four, O’Shaughnessy has written a book that many older authors would be proud of. Young Capac Raimi goes to the big...

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  • Ayuamarca (The Third Alternative)

    The Third Alternative | 27 February 2008

    Wiseguy wannabe Capac Raimi comes to the City and is taken under the wing of all powerful crimelord The Cardinal, becoming a man of power and influence. But success in his chosen career opens the...

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  • Ayuamarca (Vector USA)

    Vector (USA) | 27 February 2008

    The blurb tells readers that Ayuamarca “marks the debut of a prodigious talent” and is “reminiscent of the best of Clive Barker and lain Banks”. I’m afraid not. The story is set in a South...

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  • Ayuamarca (Rocket Fuel USA)

    Rocket Fuel (USA) | 27 February 2008

    Darren O’Shaughnessy’s Ayuamarca reads like noir dialogue. It’s as gritty as sand in your bikini. O’Shaughnessy handles a more supernatural subject like Neil Caiman or Clive Barker, blending...

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  • Ayuamarca (The Irish Times Ireland)

    The Irish Times (Ireland) | 27 February 2008

    ORION imprint Millennium is describing as “an astonishing fiction debut” the first novel by 24-year-old Darren O’Shaughnessy, due out next week. Born in London, Darren moved with his family to...

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  • Shvoong

    Shvoong | 19 October 2006

    Shan took a break from his darker horror stories for children to pen this delightful, but creepy ghost story for World Book Day 2006. With a folklore feel, a community is torn apart by the theft...

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  • Hell’s Horizon (Science Fiction Chronicle USA)

    Science Fiction Chronicle (USA) | 01 September 2000

    The sequel to Ayuamarca is also set in an alternate dimension where elements of the Incan civilization emigrated to escape the invaders from Europe. In their own pocket universe, they have...

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  • Hell’s Horizon (Vector USA)

    Vector (USA) | 01 July 2000

    This novel follows Ayuamarca, Book One in the author’s ‘The City’ sequence [reviewed by John Newsinger in Vector 207]. I haven’t read the preceding volume but assume from the series’ subtitle...

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  • Hell’s Horizon (Starlog USA)

    Starlog (USA) | 01 June 2000

    An utterly fascinating and dark sequel to the equally compelling Ayuamarca, in which Darren O’Shaughnessy demonstrates the same quirky, imaginative style which made his first book in the sequence...

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