Dan Parkinson Bücher
19. März 1935 – 10. Mai 2001
Dan Parkinson ist ein versierter Erzähler, dessen Narrative sich mit der Komplexität menschlicher Erfahrung auseinandersetzen. Er erkundet meisterhaft Themen wie Identität, Zugehörigkeit und die Suche nach Sinn in einer sich schnell verändernden Welt. Sein Schreibstil zeichnet sich durch lyrische Qualität und tiefgründige emotionale Tiefe aus, der die Leser in lebhaft vorgestellte Landschaften und nachvollziehbare Charaktere zieht. Parkinsons Werk lädt zur Kontemplation über die anhaltende Kraft der Verbindung und die Widerstandsfähigkeit des menschlichen Geistes ein.
Im Kampf mit den Freibeutern
- 340 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Silver Spur
- 216 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Set against the backdrop of post-Revolution America, the narrative follows a resilient group of settlers determined to expand westward. Facing brutal challenges, including violent conflicts with Cherokee tribes and oppressive Spanish rule, they journey through Kentucky and beyond. Their quest embodies the spirit of adventure and ambition, as they seek a promised land where they can build a legacy that matches their aspirations, navigating both physical and cultural obstacles along the way.
The Covenant of the Forge
- 309 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
Explores the folklore and history of the dwarven clans of Krynn through the bickering clans' reconciliation and the construction of the legendary Thorbardin
When the humans of Ergoth threaten Thorbardin, the clans of Thorbardin are drawn into territorial wars between humans and elves. Original.
The Gully Dwarves
- 316 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Presents a close-up look at the gully dwarves, a devious and zany race that has become once of the most maligned in Krynn, as they use their special talent for trouble to overcome the worst of villains. Original. 75,000 first printing.
The Swordsheath Scroll
- 314 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
Despite the stubborn courage of dwarven warriors, the protracted Wilderness War ends as a no-win. The Swordsheath Scroll is signed, and Thorbardin shows its support of the open-minded Qualinesti elves by joining in the construction of magnificent Pax Tharkas.A new leader emerges from their midst, Derkin, the King of Living Stone, whose bravery and wisdom is written in dwarven annals, and whose name becomes the "throne name" of all future dwarven kings.
