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White Gold Wielder: The 2nd Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Book 3 by Stephen R Donaldson, Der Schritt in den Konflikt: Die wahre Geschichte. Erster Roman des Amnion- Zyklus. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1996-08-01 Die Chroniken von Thomas Covenant 5. Der einsame Baum. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1999-02-01 Die Chroniken von Thomas Covenant 4. Das verwundete Land. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1998-12-01 Die Chroniken von Thomas Covenant 3. Die letzte Walstatt. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1998-10-01 Dark & Hungry God Arises by Stephen R Donaldson, DIE MACHT DES STEINS (The Illearth War -- in German) by Stephen R. Donaldson, Mordants Not 02. Die Magier von Mordant. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 2000-01-01 Mordants Not 01. Der Spiegel ihrer Träume. by Stephen R. Donaldson, 2000-11-01 Heute sterben alle Götter. Amnion-Zyklus, Bd.5 by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1999-11-01 REAL STPRU-SPEC ED (Gap) by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1991-01-01 THE MIRROR OF HER DREAMS [MORDAN'TS NEED] by Stephen R. [Dust Wrapper painting by Michael Whelan, design by Lynn A Donaldson, 1986-01-01 The Mirror of Dreams by Stephen R. Donaldson, 1986-01-01

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61. Links For Sites With Information On Stephen R. Donaldson And The Chronicles Of T
    SRD Biography from Kent State's special collections. stephen R. donaldson sitefrom someone who was lucky enough to get to meet the man himself  
    http://www.antgear.com/theland/links.html
    
    Extractions:       Well he was right ... and that way is via hyperlinks on the World Wide Web. Sadly there are only a handful of web sites dedicated to SRD in the context of the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, unless you include the bazillion or so review pages. Linked below are the pages I could find below ... and would be only too happy to add yours if you e-mail me the URL. If you created the pages or images below and don't want them listed here, please let me know and I'll remove them from this site. Newest links are on top

62. Fantasy Authors Similar To Stephen R. Donaldson
    If you prefer stephen R. donaldson to Tolkien and are looking for short storiesinstead of novellength books, you may very well enjoy Karl Edward Wagner's  
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    Extractions: J.R.R. Tolkien . Okay, this is a gimme. Tolkien crafted the most loved, enduring fantasy stories in the English language. My personal favorite (or 'favourite' as the Professor might've said) is the Silmarillion , though I understand a lot of Tolkien fans don't like it compared to the Lord of the Rings or the Hobbit Clark Ashton Smith . Possibly the best fantasy author you never heard of, he was a colleague of H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, August Derleth and other greats of the 20s and 30s. I chalk up his relative obscurity to the fact he didn't publish book-length stories and his imagination encompassed so many fantastique locales and characters they could only be imprecisely clumped together into categories like Xiccarph, Hyperborea and Zothique. His imagination soared to amazing heights and plunged to depraved depths; his monarchs are often petty and jaded, his sorcerors typically revel in necromancy and the wildlife flora and fauna both is usually predatory. To an even greater extent than Donaldson, the entirely self-educated Smith drenched his works with obscure, cryptic or polymorphed words and phrases to establish a mystical, ancient-feeling atmosphere. Like Robert E. Howard, Smith wrote powerful poetry. Fortunately a nice guy put together a web site called

63. Author Details
    Strange Dreams (Ed) Vector, Jun 1994 by Max Sexton stephen R. donaldson.Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed The Chronicles of  
    http://www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk/aut0051.htm
    
    Extractions: Home BSFA Index BSFA Yearbook Focus ... Next Author Page Prev Author Next Author Letters Vector, Mar 1967 Prev Author Next Author Book Reviews Charles L. Grant Vector, Sep 1996 Prev Author Next Author Interviewed Disch on Disch, Brighton Arts Festival, May 1968 Vector, Oct 1968 by Michael Kenward Books Reviewed Black Alice with John T. Sladek Vector, Sum 1969 by Mike R. J. Kenward The Brave Little Toaster Vector, Apr 1987 by Mike Dickinson Camp Concentration Paperback Parlour, Dec 1977 by Phil Stephensen-Payne Echo Round His Bones Vector, May 1971 by Mark Adlard Echo Round His Bones Paperback Parlour, Apr 1979 by Robin Marcus The Genocides Vector, Jul 1979 by Chris Evans The Genocides Paperback Parlour, Apr 1979 by Phil Stephensen-Payne The Genocides Vector, May 1967 by Ted Tubb The Man Who Had No Idea Vector, Aug 1982 by Ann Collier The Prisoner Vector, Jul 1979 by Chris Evans The Puppies of Terra Vector, May 1978 by Chris Evans The Puppies of Terra Paperback Parlour, Apr 1978

64. AllReaders.com The Man Who Killed His Brother Discussion
    stephen R. donaldson The Man Who Killed His Brother Review Summary. The Man WhoKilled His Brother stephen R. donaldson Forge, Nov 2002, $24.95, 254 pp.  
    http://www.allreaders.com/Topics/info_14876.asp

65. AllReaders.com Profile Of Harriet Klausner
    Movies SciFi/Fantasy Comedy Personal Dramas Action Dramas. stephen R.donaldson Profile for Harriet Klausner Name, Harriet Klausner. Total Reviews,1.  
    http://www.allreaders.com/ProfileView.asp?Name=Harriet Klausner&TopicID=3831

66. Stephen R. Donaldson
    http://www.aros.net/~rumour/authors/donaldsont.html

67. Stephen R. Donaldson Book Voting
    stephen R. donaldson book voting. stephen R. donaldson, Mordant's Need. A ManRides Through, (5 votes). The Mirror of Her Dreams, (18 votes). The Gap Cycle.  
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    Extractions: book voting Stephen R. Donaldson Mordant's Need A Man Rides Through (6 votes) The Mirror of Her Dreams (18 votes) The Gap Cycle The Real Story (16 votes) Forbidden Knowledge (11 votes) A Dark and Hungry God Arises (14 votes) Chaos and Order (14 votes) This Day All Gods Die (14 votes) Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever Lord Foul's Bane (36 votes) The Illearth War (27 votes) The Power that Preserves (26 votes) The Wounded Land (15 votes) The One Tree (11 votes) White Gold Wielder (18 votes) About / Staff Advertising Contact us Contribute / Submit ...

68. BOOKS - Stephen R. Donaldson
    AUTHOR MENU Ambrose Bierce; Ray Bradbury; stephen R. donaldson; ZennaHenderson; Madeline L'Engle; stephen R. donaldson. Mirror Of Her Dreams,  
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69. Stephen R. Donaldson
    Books written by stephen R. donaldson. stephen R.donaldson Hot Links. Interviewwith stephen R. donaldson The Land Home Page LE FastCounter  
    http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Dunes/7470/donaldson.html
    
    Extractions: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever by Stephen R. Donaldson is simply the BEST fantasy fiction ever written!!! Donaldson received the prized HUGO award for it! The story is about Thomas Covenant, a simple man that has developed leprosy. To survive with this ailment, requires that he has aknowledged his impotence and his fraility. In the fantasy land he finds himself in, only he can save the inhabitants! They are depending on a man that can never permit himself the possible delusion of being powerful, hence his title "the Unbeliever!" For him to admit having power in the "Land" could very wll plunge him into the depts of dispair! To a leper, being powerful means being delusional means sure death! The crux of the delimma is: does he remain impotent and save himself and damn the Land, or does he accept the Land and damn himself!

70. Stephen R Donaldson ? What Does Everyone Want To Know About Stephen R Donaldson?
    About stephen r donaldson What you and I might want to know. RecommendedReferences and Products. Latest books on stephen r donaldson  
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71. Stephen R Donaldson
    Dragon's Librarystephen R donaldson Books by the author stephen R donaldson.  
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72. Catalogo Sf, Fantasy E Horror, A Cura Di Ernesto VEGETTI (
    Translate this page stephen Reed donaldson (13 mag. 1947*) Rif./1st Pub. in La guerra dei Giganti(The Illearth War, 1977), stephen R. donaldson *** Premessa, tr.  
    http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/A0209.htm

73. Stephen R. Donaldson-fantasy-Consigli Per Una Lettura Fantastica.
    Translate this page stephen R. donaldson, con la sue “Cronache di Thomas Covenant l’Incredulo”,ci regala una lettura entusiasmante e coinvolgente. stephen R. donaldson.  
    http://www.immaginario.net/biblio/biblio-rece-srd.htm
    
    Extractions: Consigli per una lettura fantastica Indice degli Autori Indice delle Opere La biblioteca di Leisha ... Il sentiero nascosto Stephen R. Donaldson, con la sue “Cronache di Thomas Covenant l’Incredulo”, ci regala una lettura entusiasmante e coinvolgente. Ci consente di conoscere a fondo, nei sei libri che compongono le cronache, un intero mondo parallelo -la Landa- e l’epica lotta che vede coinvolti i suoi indomiti difensori contro lo Spregio, un’apocalittica incarnazione del male che, come in ogni saga che si rispetti, tiene in scacco i suoi avversari. Donaldson, inoltre, tiene in modo particolare allo spessore emotivo e caratteriale dei vari personaggi, allo scopo di crearne una maglia narrativa ,all’interno della quale le azioni dei personaggi si intrecciano, e di fornire al lettore diversi, e sfaccettati, punti di vista sulla storia e sui luoghi della Landa.

74. Stephen R. Donaldson:The Gap Into Vision: Forbidden Knowledge
    A donaldson, stephen R. %T The Gap Into Vision Forbidden Knowledge %I BantamSpectra %C New York %D July 1991 %G ISBN 0553-29760-0 %P 455 pp.  
    http://www.telusplanet.net/public/alfvaen/reviews/forbidden_knowledge.html
    
    Extractions: The first book in the Gap series would have been almost perfect as a standalone. In fact, it was initially written as such. But having read the next book in the series, I can't regret that he decided to continue the story. The Gap series focuses around three charactersAngus Thermopyle, a pirate; Nick Succorso, another pirate; and Morn Hyland, a member of the United Mining Company Police. Neither Angus nor Nick is a really sympathetic character, but Donaldson uses his talent for making you sympathize with the unlikeliest of people. Angus is scum, with few morals and fewer scruples, but he has a tenacity that you can't help but respect. He takes an unfortunate background role in this book after his starring role in the last one. Much of the book is about Morn Hyland's self-corruption and deception of Nick Succorso. She plays the game about as far as she can before Nick finds her out, and even then is ultimately victorious. Nick is nowhere near as sympathetic as even Angus(despite his much better public reputation), and by the end of the book you will likely end up hating him as much as Morn does. In the middle of this are some highly interesting science-fictional ideas. Datacores(a form of write-once memory used to record

75. Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant, Stephen R. Donaldson
    Chronicles of Thomas Covenant stephen R. donaldson Top 20. Nonstop, high-fantasyepic. The most hard to stop reading series I've encountered.  
    http://www.thesustainablevillage.com/awrbooks/html/BooksinHTML/chroniclesCovenan
    
    Extractions: Top 20 Non-stop, high-fantasy epic. The most hard to stop reading series I've encountered. From one fascinating environment to the next, unforgettable characters weave a dark psychological tale of struggle and apotheosis. Far from any namby-pamby, love-and-light, goody-goody adventure; this serious story evolves on both an external, environmental level as well as a personal, internal journey. At heart, it's the conflict between good and evil. But this is no simplistic, black-and-white simulation - ever-deepening layers of subtleties engage and puzzle. Some readers say this was too "dark" for them to read and that they couldn't get far into it. Indeed, a description of experiencing leprosy won't rank high on many people's escapist fiction list. And while Thomas Covenant's external struggles, although extremely difficult and vivid, won't disturb most people too much (with at least two exceptions); his inner wrestling with self-confidence and doubt may prove too familiar and challenging. David Pringle includes this in his list of "The Hundred Best Modern Fantasy Novels", but adds "It is odd that a work which is so difficult to read should have become so popular." But don't be dissuaded! Going through this soul-searching process with Thomas includes myriad jewels of insight and delight. Awe-exploding adventures keep fingers clinging to the book. Fireworks-color worlds ignite on the pages. Archetypal characters like the wise old man Lord Mohram, the best friend giant, Saltheart Foamfollower and the rock-like loyal Bannon blaze a place into our consciousness and remain friends for life.

76. Stephen R Donaldson
    stephen R donaldson . 1. Mordants Not 02. Die Magier von Mordant. von stephenR. donaldson Heyne (2000) Broschiert Versandfertig in 2 bis 3 Tagen.  
    http://fantasyautoren-2.literatur-verkauf.de/Stephen-R-Donaldson.html

77. An Interview With Stephen R. Donaldson
    My first introduction to stephen R. donaldson came in the form of 'The Power ThatPreserves' the second book in the first of two Thomas Covenant trilogies.  
    http://www.hostultra.com/~penneysplace/donaldson/donaldson.htm
    
    Extractions: My first introduction to Stephen R. Donaldson came in the form of 'The Power That Preserves' the second book in the first of two Thomas Covenant trilogies. As a huge fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, Donaldson's fantasy world immediately appealed to me. Greedy for more, I found 'Lord Foul's Bane', the first book in the series. After reading it, I was hooked. Over the next few years, I waited impatiently for each installment, and driving the people at 'A Change of Hobbit', my favorite bookstore, insane with my constant inquiries about upcoming books. Finally came the last installment of the second trilogy, 'White Gold Wielder'. I was shocked and disturbed that Donaldson kills off the character of Thomas Covenant, the protagonist of the two trilogies, at the end of the book. Though I have been an avid reader all of my life, for the first time I was inspired to take up a pen and write to an author. I thoroughly trounced poor Stephen, demanding to know why he had killed off the best hero to come down the pike since Aragorn and Frodo. Being the gentleman that he is, Stephen replied to my indignant letter, thanking me politely for the feedback. That started up a ten-year correspondence between us; in every letter I wrote, I asked the same question: Will there be a third Thomas Covenant trilogy. Stephen politely and unfailing avoided answering the question.

78. An Interview With Stephen R Donaldson
    Copyright is jointly held by stephen R. donaldson and Andrew A. Adams, soreprinting is restricted (I'd have to contact SRD for permission, too).  
    http://www.personal.rdg.ac.uk/~sis00aaa/SD.html
    
    Extractions: Was it always your intention to be a writer or did you do other jobs beforehand? It was an ambition I discovered very suddenly when I started college. As my first idea for a story crossed my mind I was pretty much committed to growing up to be a professional writer. Up until that moment it had never crossed my mind. It is easy to look back in retrospect and say that you can see the seeds of my being a writer everywhere in my early life, but I was completely unaware of this. It happened very suddenly when in the course of about an hour I got very excited about writing a particular story, and when I started writing it, it was actually a novella about eighty to eighty-five pages, I wrote the first four or five pages and started showing it to people and got so much encouragement right at the beginning that this vulnerable plant was allowed to take root, and by the time it had taken root I was hooked. I suppose that in the first three or four months that someone could have dissuaded me if they had worked hard enough at it, but after that it was too late. So did you have any jobs other than professional writer?

79. Stephen R. Donaldson [a0017420] (Autor)
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