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Paul O. Williams

    Paul Osborne Williams was an American author of science fiction and a haiku poet. In his most notable series of novels, the Pelbar Cycle, Williams delved into a postapocalyptic North America a thousand years after a cataclysmic "time of fire." His works trace the gradual reconnection of human cultures, exploring the interactions between diverse communities along the Upper Mississippi River. Williams's writing frequently examines themes of change, matriarchy, and resistance against tyranny through characters who actively shape their future. Beyond his fiction, Williams also made significant contributions through essays on haiku and other Japanese poetic forms, even coining the term "tontoism" to describe a specific stylistic approach.

    Die Enden des Kreises
    Der Fall der Muschel. Vierter Roman des Pelbar- Zyklus.
    Der Hinterhalt der Schatten
    Das Lied der Axt. Sechster Roman des Pelbar- Zyklus. Science Fiction Roman.
    Das Schwert der Geduld
    The Breaking of Northwall
    • 2005

      The Breaking of Northwall

      • 281 pages
      • 10 hours of reading
      4.0(382)Add rating

      The first in a series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of Pelbar; a fascinating and uniquely optimistic vision of an America long after a nuclear war.

      The Breaking of Northwall