Two 19th century stage illusionists, the aristocratic Rupert Angier and the working-class Alfred Borden, engage in a bitter and deadly feud the effects are still being felt by their respective families a hundred years later. You can read this before The Prestige PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. Here is a quick description and cover image of book The Prestige written by Christopher Priest which was published in 1995–.

'Just as a magic act should be: filled with haunting marvels.Brief Summary of Book: The Prestige by Christopher Priest Don't miss the magic show!' - Gahan Wilson, Realms of Fantasy ' The Prestige is in every way a marvelously scary entertainment with one of the creepiest final revelations in recednt years. The Prestige provides the satisfaction of an ambitious and well-told entertainment.' - San Francisco Chronicle 'Remarkably akin to the style of the late Robertson Davies.Priest has brought it off with great imagination and skill.' - Publishers Weekly on The Prestige 'A taut, twisting, prize-winning story of two magicians and their fierce fin-de-siècle rivalry that taints successive generations of their respective families.An unexpectedly compelling fusion of weird science and legerdemain.' - Kirkus on The Prestige Priest masters the merging of SF and mainstream, and The Prestige is his finest novel to date.' - New Scientist on The Prestige The pioneer of electrical power, Nikola Tesla, appears in a supporting role to say more would reveal too much. It's a story of utter fakery and scientific audacity. Two magicians vie with each other to create the perfect illusion: vanishing from one part of the stage and reappearing instantaneously in another. Magnificently eerie.' - Anthony Quinn, The Sunday Times 'Nothing quite prepares you for the sinister complexity and imaginative flair of The Prestige. 'As ingenious as it is suspenseful.' - Newsday on The Prestige A brilliantly constructed entertainment!' - The Washington Post on The Prestige 'A dizzying show of a novel.Imagine Possession rewritten by Barbara Vine, or Robertson Davies at his most smoothly diabolical.

'Extraordinary-like a dazzling magic act!' - Entertainment Weekly on The Prestige

'One of our most gifted writers.' - John Fowles on The Prestige 'A brilliant conjuring act by one of the master illusionists of our time.' - Wired on The Prestige

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