Worldsoul
Worldsoul by Liz Williams, published by Prime Books in 2012, is a fantasy novel that explores the complexities of a unique city serving as a nexus between Earth and various dimensions known as the Liminality. In this vibrant setting, old stories converge, and forgotten legends either fade away or find new life. The narrative centers on the Librarians, led by Mercy Fane, who strive to protect the Library amidst chaos, as they face the mysterious disappearance of the governing Skein and the threat of lethal flower-bombs from an unknown adversary.
Readers will discover a world where ancient texts come to life, leading to unexpected dangers as creatures escape into the city. Mercy’s journey involves seeking assistance from Shadow, an alchemist grappling with his own challenges, including being possessed by an ifrit. This edition, comprising 288 pages in English, delves into themes of fantasy and fiction, presenting a richly woven tale of adventure and intrigue within the fantastical landscape of Worldsoul.
Official synopsis Publisher
- What if being a librarian was the most dangerous job in the world? Worldsoul, a great city that forms a nexus point between Earth and the many dimensions known as the Liminality, is a place where old stories gather, where forgotten legends come to fade and die — or to flourish and rise again. Until recently, Worldsoul has been governed by the Skein, but they have gone missing and no one knows why. The city is also being attacked with lethal flower-bombs from an unknown enemy. Mercy Fane and her fellow Librarians are doing their best to maintain the Library, but…things…keep breaking out of ancient texts and legends are escaping into the city. Mercy must pursue one such dangerous creature. She turns to Shadow, an alchemist, for aid, but Shadow — inadvertently possessed by an ifrit — has a perilous quest of her own to undertake.
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