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Buch, Hörbücher:

Keltische, Englische und Irische Mythologie

Seite 7

Die geheimnisvolle Quelle: Märchen und Legenden aus Irland

Autor: Hermann Multhaupt

Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.06.2021

Aquarius: Thriller

Autor: Thomas Finn

Taschenbuch, 01.03.2016

Irische Elfenmärchen: Im Original „Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland“ von Thomas Crofton Croker

Autoren: Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm

Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.01.2017

Anderszeiten. Eine Pilgerreise durch das keltische Jahr: Mit Erzählungen aus Irland und Schottland im Gepäck

Autor: Claudia Süssenbach

Taschenbuch, 23.11.2023

Der verliebte Dschinn: Das Buch zum Film »Three Thousand Years of Longing« (insel taschenbuch)

Autor: Antonia S. Byatt
Übersetzer: Melanie Walz

Taschenbuch, 12.09.2022

The Creeper: the new Halloween chiller from the author of The Watchers

Autor: A.M. Shine

Taschenbuch, 31.08.2023

The Shadow Cabinet: the bewitching sequel to the sensational SUNDAY TIMES number 1 bestseller and new instalment of the HER MAJESTY’S ROYAL COVEN fantasy series

Autor: Juno Dawson

Taschenbuch, 20.06.2024

Lady Gregory's Complete Irish Mythology

Lady Gregory

Taschenbuch

Der Prinz im Pferdeohr: Märchen und Sagen aus Irland

Harald Jüngst

Audio CD

Reise nach Orkney: Roman

Amy Sackville

Gebundene Ausgabe

Darkdeep - Insel der Schrecken: (Band 1)

Ally Condie, Brendan Reichs

Gebundene Ausgabe

Julia Jäger und die Legende des Lichts (Julia-Jäger-Reihe)

Andrea Tillmanns

Taschenbuch

Myths and Legends of the Celts (Penguin Reference)

James MacKillop

Taschenbuch

Stonehenge: A Novel of 2000 Bc

Bernard Cornwell

Taschenbuch

Kalte Knochen: Thriller

Sandra Ireland

Taschenbuch

Der Elfenthron: Roman (Elfenserie)

Herbie Brennan

Taschenbuch

The Giant, O'Brien

Hilary Mantel

Taschenbuch

Like Andrew Miller and Penelope Fitzgerald, Hilary Mantel turns to the 18th century in order to make a universal point. Her eighth novel, < I> The Giant, O' Brien, takes place during that bifurcation of mind and spirit commonly known as the Age of Reason or the Enlightenment. The year is 1782 and Charles O' Brien has fled Ireland, bringing both his massive frame and his ancient folk tales to England, where he hopes to make his fortune as a sideshow exhibit. " His appetite was great, as befitted him; he could eat a granary, he could drink a barrel. But now that all Ireland is coming down to ruin together, how will giants thrive? He had made a living by going about and being a pleasant visitor who fetched not just the gift of his giant presence but also stories and songs . . . many hearths had welcomed him as a prodigy, a conversationalist, an illustration from nature's book. Nature's book is little read now, and he thought this: I had better make a living in the obvious way. I will make a living from being tall. " Unfortunately, O' Brien's height attracts more attention than he might wish for: John Hunter, a surgeon, becomes fascinated with the giant and obsessed with the possibility of dissecting him after he's dead. Thus Mantel sets up the central conflict of her novel: Hunter's thirst for knowledge and fame versus O' Brien's conviction that, without his body, his soul cannot go to heaven. In the mean streets of 18th-century London, the author explores the division of soul and body, imagination and rationalism, as she juxtaposes the two men's lives. In this collision of cultures and paradigms, she offers no easy answers, but instead turns a disturbing spotlight on questions that continue to resonate to the present day. -< I> Alix Wilber

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