Ancestors of Avalon - Poche

Name: Ancestors of Avalon
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Author: Marion Zimmer Bradley
ISBN: 9780007138456

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Marion Zimmer Bradley

Diana-L Paxson

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The spiritual leaders of Atlantis have known for many years that the Sea Kingdoms were doomed. Even so, they are unprepared for the catastrophe when it occurs. Micail and Tiriki, prince and princess, priest and priestess of the last island to fall, are separated during the escape and land on different shores of the island of Britain. As they work to establish new lives, their two communities take widely divergent paths. Once these opposing factions become aware of each other, conflict will be inevitable. The full sweep of the rich history of Avalon is finally revealed in this magnificent and deeply moving tale, filled with memorable characters and haunting landscapes.

Date de parution

01/01/2005
Editeur

HarperCollins publishers
Collection

Voyager
ISBN

0-00-713845-8
EAN

9780007138456
Format

Poche
Présentation

Broché
Nb. de pages

399 pages
Poids

0.215 Kg
Dimensions

11,0 cm × 18,0 cm × 2,6 cm

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Biographie de Marion Zimmer Bradley

Marion Zimmer Bradley is the creator of the popular Darkover universe as well as the critically acclaimed author of the bestselling The Mists of Avalon, its sequel, The Forest House, and Priestess of Avalon with her long-time collaborator Diana L. Paxson. She died in Berkeley, California on September 25, 1999. Diana L. Paxson was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1943, but moved to Los Angeles at the age of three and has been a Californian ever since. After attending Mills College in 1960, she received a Masters degree in Comparative (Medieval) Literature from U.C. Berkeley. She married and became the mother of two children. In 1971 she began writing seriously. Her first short story was published in 1978 and her first novel in 1981. Following the death of Marion Zimmer Bradley, she took up the draft of this long-planned novel to complete the story-cycle.