Alan Garner Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Inspired by true events, The Hotel Hokusai explores the Glasgow Boys' little- known time in Japan during the late 1800s through the perspective of another foreigner - young Korean immigrant Han - weaving a traditional whodunnit tale that examines disparities in race and class under the shadow of Western colonialism.

This concluding volume of the 'Weirdstone trilogy' features Professor Colin Whisterfield who spends his days at Jodrell Bank, using the radio telescope to look for his lost sister in the Pleiades. At the same time, and in another time, the Watcher cuts the rock and dances, to keep the sky above the earth and the stars flying.

Following on from the fiftieth anniversary of Alan Garner's seminal fantasy classic, THE WEIRDSTONE OF BRISINGAMEN, this beautifully produced hardback collects all of Alan's folk tales, told with his unique storytelling skill and inimitably clear voice. Essential reading for young and old alike, and a book to be treasured.Among the stories collected here are:,*Kate Crackernuts,*Gold-Tree and Silver-Tree,*Yallery BrownAges: 9+

This collection showcases a variety of writings by the acclaimed author known for their 2022 Booker Prize-shortlisted work, Treacle Walker. It offers readers a glimpse into the author's unique voice and literary style, featuring diverse themes and narratives that reflect their creative journey. Each piece is crafted with thoughtfulness, inviting readers to explore the depth of the author's imagination and storytelling prowess.

Here John Turner was cast away in a heavy snow storm in the night in or about the year 1755. John Turner's death in the eighteenth century leaves an emotional charge which, in the twenty-first century, Ian and Sal find affects their relationship, challenging the perceptions they have of themselves and of each other.

Stunning new edition of Alan Garner's folklore collection by CollinsVoyager.

Susan und Colin suchen auf einem abgelegenen Bauernhof am Edge-Berg nach einem legendären Schatz. Dabei werden sie in den Konflikt zwischen dem Zauberer Cadellin und seinem Feind Nastrod, dem Herrscher der Finsternis, um den magischen Zauberstein "Feuerfrost" verwickelt.

Mythen und magische Gebräuche aus vorchristlicher Zeit sind in dem englischen Dorf lebendig geblieben, in dem William Buckley aufwächst. Als die Parolen der Französichen Revolution das abgeschiedene Tal erschüttert, stürzt er in eine Katastrophe: als Aufrührer nach Australien deportiert, scheint er dem Tode geweiht zu sein - und erlebt eine Wiedergeburt in einem Aborigine-Stamm, dessen Kultur des Traumes und magischen Tanzes auf geheimnisvolle Weise mit den Riten und Legenden seiner Kindheit verschmelzen.