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Invisible Friends: The Correspondence of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Benjamin Robert Haydon, 1842-1845 (Rollins Fund) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Benjamin Robert Haydon, 1972-01-01

Tochter der Zeit by Elizabeth Haydon, 2005-06-30

Tochter der Erde. by Elizabeth Haydon, 2003-09-01

Die Rhapsody-Saga 03. Tochter des Feuers by Elizabeth Haydon, 2006-08-31

Biography - Haydon, Elizabeth: An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2002-01-01

Letters From Elizabeth Barrett to B. R. Haydon by elizabeth browning, 1939

Requiem For The Sun - Book Club Edition by Elizabeth Haydon, 2002

Prophecy: Child of Earth,Paperback by Elizabeth Haydon, 2001

SYMPHONIE DES SIï¿½?CLES T02 : PROPHECY VOL.1 by ELIZABETH HAYDON, 2007-03-07

Rhapsody :Rhapsody 1 by Elizabeth Haydon, 1999

Destiny: Child of the Sky (The Symphony of Ages) by Elizabeth Haydon, 2002

The Assassin King - Book Club Edition by Elizabeth Haydon, 2006

Assassin King - Book Six Of The Symphony Of Ages - Book Club Edition by Elizabeth Haydon, 2006

Tochter des Sturms by Elizabeth Haydon, 2006-02-28

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Extractions: Rhapsody is a woman, a Singer of some talent, who is swept up into events of world-shattering import. On the run from an old romantic interest who won't take no for an answer, Rhapsody literally bumps into a couple of shady characters: half-breeds who come to her rescue in the nick of time. Only the rescue turns into an abduction, and Rhapsody soon finds herself dragged along on an epic voyage, one that spans centuries and ranges across a wonder-filled fantasy world. Prophecy continues the stories of Rhapsody, the Namer who uses song, herb-lore, and affinities with fire and starlight to heal and protect, and her adoptive family: Achmed the Snake, an obnoxious former assassin and King of the savage Firbolg race, and Grunthor, his huge, cheerfully cannibalistic sidekick. Rhapsody travels in the company of the mysterious Ashe, who becomes much less mysterious as the story progresses. She meets a dragon, trains with a Lirin swordmistress who once carried Rhapsody's fiery sword, Daystar Clarion, and races to prevent the assassination of the Patriarch of Sepulvarta. Meanwhile, Achmed and Grunthor discover secrets of their mountain stronghold and learn more of their own powers. Together they repel renewed attacks by the F'dor, a demon seeking apocalyptic destruction. But they have not yet identified the demon's host or disarmed all of its agents, and time is running out.
Elizabeth Haydon Discussion
Requiem for the Sun by haydon, elizabeth Released 09/2002. Destiny Child ofthe Sky by haydon, elizabeth Released 05/2002. Discussion elizabeth haydon
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Legends Fine & Rare Books: Destiny. By Haydon, Elizabeth.
London Gollancz, 2002.1st edition. Signed bookplate laidin. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Author haydon, elizabeth. Title Destiny.
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Extractions: Title: Destiny. Description: London: Gollancz, 2002. 1st edition. Signed bookplate laid-in. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Item # Buy Now TERMS OF SALE All items are subject to prior sale. We accept visa/mastercard/amex/discover checks and money orders. California residents, please allow for an additional 8.25% sales tax. Customers outside the US may purchase items by credit card or check drawn out in US dollars. British customers: we do accept checks in Pound Sterling. Ask for details. Within the continental US: $6.00 for the first book and $2.00 for each additional book. Outside the continental US: We ship at cost by air or surface, customer preference. We ship UPS Ground and insure items for full value over $200. There may be a small additional charge for insurance. Special arrangements (overnight, two-day, Priority Mail, etc) are welcome. We want you to be happy and comfortable with your purchase. For this reason, all books are returnable within 14 days - no questions asked. We also refund all shipping charges incurred by you. Beyond that, we accept any book back at any time, for any reason for full store credit equal to the purchase price of the book. This credit may then be used toward the purchase of any book in Legends inventory of equal or lesser value.
Legends Fine & Rare Books: Prophecy. By Haydon, Elizabeth.
London Gollancz, 2001.1st edition. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Item 6070 $30.00 Buy Now. Author haydon, elizabeth. Title Prophecy.
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Extractions: Title: Prophecy. Description: London: Gollancz, 2001. 1st edition. Hardcover. As New in as new dj.. Item # Buy Now TERMS OF SALE All items are subject to prior sale. We accept visa/mastercard/amex/discover checks and money orders. California residents, please allow for an additional 8.25% sales tax. Customers outside the US may purchase items by credit card or check drawn out in US dollars. British customers: we do accept checks in Pound Sterling. Ask for details. Within the continental US: $6.00 for the first book and $2.00 for each additional book. Outside the continental US: We ship at cost by air or surface, customer preference. We ship UPS Ground and insure items for full value over $200. There may be a small additional charge for insurance. Special arrangements (overnight, two-day, Priority Mail, etc) are welcome. We want you to be happy and comfortable with your purchase. For this reason, all books are returnable within 14 days - no questions asked. We also refund all shipping charges incurred by you. Beyond that, we accept any book back at any time, for any reason for full store credit equal to the purchase price of the book. This credit may then be used toward the purchase of any book in Legends inventory of equal or lesser value.
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Requiem for the Sun, haydon, elizabeth, 09/08/2002, 10, 1. Rogue Planet, Bear,Greg, 29/04/2000, 10, 1. Rhapsody Child of Blood, haydon, elizabeth, 07/07/2001,9, 15.
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Review: Prophecy By Elizabeth Haydon
Prophecy by elizabeth haydon. Conclusion Well Written, but Poorly Conceived. A haydon,elizabeth %T Prophecy %I Tor %D 200007 %G ISBN 0-312-86751-4 %P 480 pp.
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Extractions: SF Reviews by Aaron M. Renn By Author By Title By Date Reviewed Conclusion: Well Written, but Poorly Conceived I kind of liked Rhapsody, the first book in this series, but Prophecy really fell flat for me. The things I didn't like in Rhapsody's character just completely took over in this book, and the overall plotting was fairly weak, I thought. A quick summary: Again, Rhapsody is the perfect woman - stunningly beautiful, highly moral, exceptionally brave, etc. She charges headlong into conflict and emerges victorious. Etc, etc. In this volume, Haydon apparently thinks Rhapsody lacks enough superpowers so Hayden has her go around collecting even more powerful stuff to go along with her magical flaming sword, receive additional superhero training, and get extended history lectures from various wise folk around the continent. And one Really Big Secret is revealed, but it was so poorly a kept secret that I already guessed it in the first book. On the plus side, this book is well written and the characters very distinct and well drawn. I guess most people loved this book because the reviews I glanced at on Amazon were almost uniformly glowing. So I appear to be in the minority here. %A Haydon, Elizabeth %T Prophecy %I Tor %D 2000-07 %G ISBN 0-312-86751-4 %P 480 pp. %O hardcover, US$27.95
Review: Rhapsody By Elizabeth Haydon
Rhapsody by elizabeth haydon (buy). Conclusion Recommended. A haydon, elizabeth%T Rhapsody %I Tor %D 199909 %G ISBN 0-312-86752-2 %P 479 pp.
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Extractions: SF Reviews by Aaron M. Renn By Author By Title By Date Reviewed Conclusion: Recommended I figure that any book as heavily promoted as this one has to at least be decent, so I sprung for Rhapsody in hardcover. And when I first started reading it, I was ready to declare it a masterpiece. But a strange thing happened as I continued on. My opinion of the book sank and sank. I think I've figured out why that is: Rhapsody is a book written to appeal primarily to females. Rhapsody is a young former prostitute now making her way in life as a Singer. When a former, er, patron of hers wants another twirl, she refuses. As she's running away, she falls in with a couple of strangers who are on the run themselves. They flee to an enhanted forest, enter a system of caverns under the earth, walk half way around the world, and emerge 1400 years later. Good stuff abounds here. The writing is strong. The characters are memorable. The world is interesting in the way high fantasy worlds should be. The story is thankfully lacking in cliches. Bits of wit and humor are sprinkled about. I don't know why I'm down on the character of Rhapsody so much. Broadly similar charcters in other books - such as Marie-Josephe in Vonda N. McIntyre's The Moon and the Sun - didn't affect me in the same way. Perhaps that's because stories where I've encountered the type before were romances rather than adventures. Or maybe I was just in a foul mood this week.
Books & 'Zines:Authors:Elizabeth Haydon
Date 11/19/2001 From Black_Ribbon Recently finished reading the Rhapsodytrilogy and I am greatly impressed with elizabeth haydon.
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Elizabeth Haydon Author Of Rhapsody
elizabeth haydon. News,. Interviews. Interview (Mar 2000). Book Reviews. Rhapsodyby elizabeth haydon Submit Book Review Submitted by Rob B. (23.
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Extractions: There are many of the conventions that are common to fantasy novels: Magic, Ogre-like beings (Firbolgs), Evil Being, etc. While these are common in the landscape of fantasy, Haydon's approach to each of these is her own. The world building is good as well, we have a good sense of the world in which these characters live, from the magical Sagia tree to the home of the Firbolg. Haydon's rich descriptions are not TOO descriptive as the reader still has the leeway to leave some of the world to their own imagination. The system of Magic is handled very well and looks to be well thought out. The Magic System in this world is set to vibrational fields that can be manipulated by singing to and matching particular vibrations. For Example: If a Singer were to come across a plant that was wilting away, he/she could begin singing and attune to the life frequency of the plant to help heal it.
Elizabeth Haydon - Author Information, Books, And News
logo elizabeth haydon. Bibliography Fiction Books by elizabeth haydon. JumpDirectly to series Rhapsody Book Info. Requiem For The Sun (©2002) 480 pp.
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Extractions: Comment: Standalone sequel to Rhapsody trilogy. Book Series : Rhapsody Destiny : Child of the Sky (©2001) 480 pp. Fantasy Review Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB ... Amazon Canada HC Prophecy: Child of Earth (©2000) 448 pp. Fantasy Review Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB ... Amazon Canada HC Rhapsody : Child of Blood (©1999) 656 pp.
Elizabeth Haydon Bibliography
A bibliography of elizabeth haydon's books and short stories, with book coversand links to related authors. elizabeth haydon. Search Authors. Search Books.
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Requiem For The Sun By Elizabeth Haydon
A novel by elizabeth haydon. Title Requiem for the Sun Author(s) haydon,elizabeth ISBN 0575074132 Availability Amazon UK £6.99.
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Extractions: The continuing adventures of Rhapsody, The Brother, Grunthor three of the most engaging characters of modern fantasy will take the reader ever further into the extraordinarily imagined, complex and exciting world of Elizabeth Haydon's landmark fantasy series. This is a series that spans epochs of time in a richly imagined, carefully thought out wholly entrancing world. Haydon is unusual in her ability to create great characters, original slants on fantasy standards and cohesive imaginary worlds. This is the standout fantasy series of the early 21st century.
Rhapsody - Elizabeth Haydon Reviews, Ratings, Guide - Advice And Online Shopping
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Prophecy - Elizabeth Haydon Reviews, Ratings, Guide - Advice And Online Shopping
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Fantastica Review: Rhapsody, By Elizabeth Haydon
Rhapsody, by elizabeth haydonRhapsody by elizabeth haydon, 1999. Reviewby Eva WojcikObert. Exclusive Check out Eva's interview
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Extractions: by Elizabeth Haydon, 1999 Review by Eva Wojcik-Obert Exclusive Check out Eva's interview with Ms. Haydon, a review of Prophecy , as well as our exclusive excerpt and early review of Destiny Elizabeth Haydon's Rhapsody is the first volume of a trilogy which I sincerely hope lives up to my expectations to only get better as it unfolds. Now for all you gender-conscious readers this book is a treat for anyone who thinks a woman can be strong in heart, mind, and body without having to become a male clone. The central character, Rhapsody, is a young human/Lirin female whose first romantic encounter is manipulated into occurring by Meridion, whose presence at the beginning and end of volume one raises serious questions about "editors" in the universal sense. Now the gender-interesting thing which Haydon contrives to accomplish is establishing a balance between masculine and feminine characters, traits, and issues. This sets Rhapsody apart from many other fantasy epics that also excel at plot execution, intriguing other-worlds creation, magical/supernatural manifestations. Haydon does all those things and does them well. Her action sequences are presented with extreme clarity and vividness. She handles action so well that I wish she'd give us more action as an effective foil to all the background foundation-setting storytelling embedded in the book. Be forewarned, I suspect this is a trilogy which will require reading volume one for maximum enjoyment of succeeding volumes. Haydon sets a lot in place in
Fantastica Review: Destiny, By Elizabeth Haydon
Destiny, by elizabeth HaydonDestiny Child of the Sky by elizabethHaydon, 2001. Review by Eva WojcikObert. How often do you finish
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Extractions: by Elizabeth Haydon, 2001 Review by Eva Wojcik-Obert How often do you finish a book that has an ending that prompts you to think about the entire story for longer than sixty seconds after youve closed the book? Much too often the last page we read is our last engagement with a text whose plot reaches the end of the line like a train pulling into a station in the wee hours of the morning with a cargo of groggy passengers. Elizabeth Haydons Destiny: Child of the Sky completes the fantasy trilogy of Rhapsody and Prophecy and its conclusion will indeed cause you to rethink the import of the events and themes of the entire trilogy. My love of surprise prohibits me from tossing any outright plot spoilers posing as teasers that could ruin your reading experience. But Im sure that at least one of the usual plot synopses that are generally passed off as reviews will spoil someones reading enjoyment; I dare them to not do so. Since Ive already mentioned Meridion in reviews of
Prophecy, By Elizabeth Haydon
By elizabeth haydon. Published by TOR August 2001; $27.95US; 0312-86750-6. By elizabethhaydon. Published by TOR August 2001; $7.99US/$9.99CAN; 0-812-57082-0.
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Extractions: August 2001; $27.95US; 0-312-86750-6 also available in August, Prophecy , now in paperback. AUTHOR EXCERPT ORDERING First there was Rhapsody , which Publishers Weekly , in a starred review, called "one of the finest high fantasy debuts in years." Then came Prophecy , of which the Romantic Times said, "Fans eagerly anticipating the second book from Elizabeth Haydon elevates craftsmanship to a new level of excellence as she deftly weaves mythology and fantasy, catching our hearts with the extroadinary power and intensity of both characters and concepts. This series already has 'landmark' written all over it." (41/2 Star, Gold Medal Review) Here is Destiny , the triumphant conclusion to the Rhapsody Trilogy. In Rhapsody , a fellowship was forged, three companions who triumphed over great adversity: Rhapsody, a singer of great talent and beauty; Achmed, an assassin with unearthly talents; and Grunthor, a giant of jolly disposition and deadly skill with weapons. Having fled the F'dor an ancient, powerful evil the three emerged on the other side of the world, only to discover that fourteen centuries had passed. Their homeland had been destroyed, their people scattered across several continents, and everyone they had ever known had long since passed . . . except, perhaps, the F'dor. Prophecy continued this powerful epic. Driven by a vision, Rhapsody rescued the religious leader of her new homeland while Achmed and Grunthor sought evidence of the F'dor. The three learned they might be their world's only hope, heroes spoken of in the Prophecy of the Three, but time was running short. They had to find their elusive enemy before his darkness consumed them all.
Fiction Factor - Interview With Elizabeth Haydon
Interview with elizabeth haydon Interview by Ciara Grey Fiction Factor Do you have a literary agent to represent you? elizabeth haydon - Yes.
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Extractions: EH - I tend to recommend the agent route, because an agent can give you advice about what needs to be fixed before an editor sees it. Also there are a lot of editors in genre fiction who only rarely even look at stuff that comes in over the transom. But if you can't find one to take you on at first, cultivate an editor and go directly to him/her. Once you're published, it's easier to find an agent to agree to represent you in future sales. EH - Agents should never charge a reading fee, and if they are members of the AAR (Association of Authors Representatives) they should follow accepted practices with their contracts. Don't get into a situation where your agent is charging you "editing" fees, and make sure that you have a time limit on the prospective part of your relationship. Ideally it should contain a clause that says, for example, if the agent has not procured a sale for you within one year's time, the agreement is void.
The Best Reviews: Elizabeth Haydon
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