LIBROS DEL AUTOR: david sandner

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  • Egyptian Motherlode
    David Sandner / Jacob Weisman
    The Prophet is one of a very few musicians with the ability to warp reality through his music. His dreams bring him to other realms, to places he should not go, into contact with entities with the power to threaten the existence of our world.​Egyptian Motherload is a wild ride through American popular music of the 20th century, from Jazz to Blues, from Psychedelic Rock to Funk ...
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    15,01 €

  • His Unburned Heart
    David Sandner
    His Unburned Heart, tells the story of Mary Shelley’s quest to retrieve her husband’s heart from his publisher. History tells us that Percy Shelley was cremated, though his heart failed to burn, but the rest of the details are lost to time. Sandner has channeled Mary Shelley herself to share the story with us. That story is paired here with a second, related, piece. The Journal...
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    11,19 €

  • Hellhounds
    David Sandner / Jacob Weisman
    In this sequel to the novelette Mingus Fingers, authors David Sandner and Jacob Weisman follow Kenny, a talented musician who learned from jazz great Charles Mingus how to 'play in the soul.' Kenny has always had an affinity for rabbits and butterflies, believing that butterflies are broken souls waiting to return.​When Kenny goes missing, his brother searches for him at a cros...
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    7,48 €

  • Philip K. Dick
    David Sandner
    Philip K. Dick was a visionary writer of science fiction. His works speak to contemporary fears of being continually watched by technology, and the paranoia of modern life in which we watch ourselves and lose our sense of identity. Since his death in 1982, Dick’s writing remain frighteningly relevant to 21st century audiences. Dick spent his life in near poverty and it was o...
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    54,40 €

  • Mingus Fingers
    David Sandner / Jacob Weisman
    When jazz legend Charles Mingus comes to town, playing his double bass at the Nighthawk Club, one struggling musician sees what no one else can: Mingus playing “in the soul,” transforming into a giraffe. Mingus calls it the underground: the place he goes when the music is everything and he doesn't have to think at all.Now Mingus sees something special in a younger musician,...
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    7,66 €

  • Critical Discourses of the Fantastic, 1712-1831
    David Sandner
    Challenging the idea that fantastic literature emerged in the Romantic period, Sandner shows that fantastic tales were popular throughout the eighteenth century. Reading fiction and criticism by Joseph Addison, Samuel Johnson, Ann Radcliffe, Mary Shelley and Walter Scott, among others, Sandner argues that the fantastic functions as a discourse of the sublime imagination and the...
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    114,06 €