The Oasis
The Oasis by Pauline Gedge, published by Soho Press in 2000, is a historical fiction novel that spans 532 pages. The narrative follows Kamose, who takes command of a rebellion among native princes after the death of his father. As he embarks on a dangerous journey up the Nile to confront the Hyksos strongholds, the story delves into the heavy toll of war, marked by loss and destruction.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the struggle against foreign domination, as Kamose grapples with the challenges of leadership and the sacrifices required in the fight for freedom. The book intertwines elements of fantasy and historical fiction, providing a rich backdrop for the unfolding drama. This first edition invites readers to explore themes of rebellion and resilience in a time of turmoil.
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After his father’s death, Kamose assumes command of the rebellion of the native princes against their overlords. He makes a perilous sweep up the river Nile toward the delta strongholds of the Hyksos. The costs are heavy in terms of men slain and villages destroyed. The long domination of alien men and their gods has been effectively challenged, but Kamose cannot lead the Egyptians to glory.
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