The Astromegas

This book is a collage of fantasy, science-fiction, and light-novels, excellently crafted into a crescendo of world-threateningly (and outer) dark forces, including detailed lore and worldbuilding, poetry, and heroic characters that really stand out from your typical caped crusader.I am very happy to be the first person to be reviewing this on Goodreads. I always try and help a local author, and was impressed by the writer's age, being only 13 AND having not only written a book, BUT ALSO thinkin

Just finished The Astromegas and I loved it. The writing is strong and it's great to see the creative risks Marcus took here. The backstory gives the plot such a solid, epic feel, but everything moves along really fast.It’s a classic hero’s journey but with a cool twist, jumping between a dark, gritty past and a high-tech future. I liked the characters (both the heroes and the villains). They’re a great foundation for a series that I'm sure is only starting.One of the highlights of this young au

“The Astromegas" is a sweeping epic that blends cosmic mythology, elemental magic, and heartfelt heroism. Marcus Azzopardi crafts a vivid universe where spirits, crystals, and diverse species collide in a battle between light and darkness. The story’s imaginative world-building, memorable characters like Aster Moldavite and Magicanta, and themes of courage, friendship, and self-discovery make it a compelling read. With poetic chapter intros and dramatic twists, this fantasy adventure delivers bo