The last magic. Unkind day. Prince and pilgrim
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Mary Stuart (1916-2014) in her young years gave a vow to devote her life to literature. And Fortune took her side. The first novel (“Madame, will you say?”) Came to the liking readers, and almost every new work of the English writer became a bestseller. But real success came to her in the 1970s, when the trilogy of the wizard Merlin and King Arthur (“Crystal Grotto”, “hill hills”, “last magic”), combining history and science fiction and subsequently grew into a pentalogy, was released (The novels “Unkind Light” and “Prince and Pilgrim” were added) The writer herself defines her task simply:
“If the voice of legends is so persistent - if the motives are so tenacious and revive again and again, it means that they contain a real grain, even in the most fantastic stories that have been layered around the core of the meager facts of Arthov existence. An exciting activity is to comprehend these sometimes wild and illogical plots, to give them the character of more or less coherent and plausible stories about human actions and the world of imagination. ”
“If the voice of legends is so persistent - if the motives are so tenacious and revive again and again, it means that they contain a real grain, even in the most fantastic stories that have been layered around the core of the meager facts of Arthov existence. An exciting activity is to comprehend these sometimes wild and illogical plots, to give them the character of more or less coherent and plausible stories about human actions and the world of imagination. ”
Author:
Author:Stewart M.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Foreign Literature
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-19084-9
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