Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Donde los libros
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Attend! Here comes Wort, Arthurs and all! As if sprung from a centuries long incantation, Arthur, in ink and blood, achieves the s’Word in the s’Tone, in this his maiden quest, moving from kitchen-waif to child-king (all in in one morning shift!), and handily evoking the legends of Perceval and Beaumains, in this tidal contribution to the Arthurian trade, by one Sir Lindsann. - Warren Fry Olchar Lindsann’s Arthur chronicles are narrated by someone or someones afflicted with chronological schizophrenia, a syndrome which is perhaps humanity’s real and universal condition. Meta-referential, auto-referential, de-referential; exploding and recreating the English language; the volumes are a great work of Baroque poetry or literature, totally and wonderfully out-of-step with the current whimpering swarms of clichés that characterize current North American poetries. Thank you, Olchar, thank you! -Dr. John M. BennettSit down, spread the pages, prepare for war: with each new word, your consciousness will be further absorbed into the emerging attempt to draw the Word from the Tome. - Scott MacLeodThis is the opening volume of the Second Chronicle: the s'Word & the s’Tone, The Sixth Tome of the ARTHUR DIES Series Entire. There are also extensive appendices: summaries of each volume’s story line and different characters, explanations of medieval terminology, a map bf Albion and neighboring regions, and a bibliography. Last but not least, is an afterword by Jim Leftwich.
