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Philip Womack

    Write Your Own Myths
    Wildlord
    How to teach classics to your dog
    The Other Book
    • The Other Book

      • 271 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden

      Vor über 300 Jahren wird ein Buch im Gelände von Oldstone Manor begraben. Dort liegt es, umhüllt von einem düsteren Fluch, bis eines Tages die Erde sich regt und das Buch erneut entdeckt wird.

      The Other Book
      3,0
    • How to teach classics to your dog

      • 336 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden

      ‘Immensely informative, wrapped in an engagingly casual tone, complemented by more than a dash of the bizarre. You’d be barking to miss it.’ Professor Michael Scott The Greeks and the Romans laid the foundations of so much of what we read, listen to and watch today, from the baked pies of Game of Thrones to the Lotus-eaters of Love Island. In this unique introduction, Womack leads his beloved lurcher Una (and us) on a fleet-footed odyssey through the classical world. You’ll learn to tell your Odysseus from your Oedipus, your Polyxena from your Polydorus…but the story of the hunting dogs that tore their own master apart may be best left for another day.

      How to teach classics to your dog
      3,9
    • "Something is menacing Mundham Farm. Does it come from outside, or from within? Who or what are the Samdhya, the supernatural people described in the old handwritten diaries Tom finds in his uncle's house? As Tom starts to uncover the truth, he is confronted with a stark choice: on the one hand, infinite power; on the other, freedom. Which will he choose?"--Back cover

      Wildlord
      3,4
    • Write Your Own Myths

      Your Guide to Writing the Most Legendary Stories

      • 176 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      Write Your Own Myths showcases 20 myths, legends, and folktales from many different periods and cultures, and uses them as springboards and prompts to help you write your own versions--or point you in directions you never thought you'd go. You'll learn about all the important aspects of creative writing: * Learn about beginnings from The Sword in the Stone. * Baba Yaga's chicken house will help you get those settings believable. * Odysseus will teach you about dialogue and Loki will help you with plot. Supported with beautiful illustrations that will get your imagination flowing, there are also glossaries, tips and tricks, extra prompts, and more information about each myth or legend. The final section is packed with even more ideas for further reading and discovery. So what are you waiting for? Pick up a pen, and get creative!

      Write Your Own Myths