Tanith Lee was a British author who masterfully navigated the realms of science fiction, horror, and fantasy. Her prolific body of work, encompassing numerous novels and short stories, is celebrated for its profound psychological depth and exploration of the darker facets of human nature. Lee frequently delved into themes of identity, freedom, and the search for meaning, employing a unique, lyrical style that imbues her narratives with a timeless resonance. Her contributions continue to inspire subsequent generations of speculative fiction writers.
Der Roman "Sabella - Der letzte Vampir" von Tanith Lee, erstmals 1980 veröffentlicht, erzählt von Sabella, einem Mädchen auf dem erdähnlichen Planeten Nova Mars, das ein schreckliches Geheimnis bewahrt. Hier entscheidet sich, ob das Universum den Menschen oder Vampiren gehört, und vereint dabei unheimlich-erotische mit fantastischen Elementen.
Cyrion ist ein außergewöhnlicher Held der Fantasy: Poet, Sänger, Söldner und Schwertkämpfer, dessen Herkunft umstritten ist. Roilant sieht in ihm die letzte Hoffnung gegen böse Zauber. Der 1982 veröffentlichte Roman von Tanith Lee gilt als Klassiker der epischen Fantasy-Literatur.
Parl Dro, der Exorzist, bekämpft mit seinen Liedern und Zaubersprüchen Nachtkreaturen. In vergessenen Ländern jagt er Geister und Dämonen, bis er zwei Schwestern trifft, die gegen seinen Zauber immun sind. "Das Lied des Exorzisten" von Tanith Lee, erstmals 1980 veröffentlicht, ist ein Meisterwerk der Unheimlichen Fantasy.
Düstere Märchen, die die Grenzen von Fantasy, Horror und Science Fiction überschreiten. Geschichten über die gute Stiefmutter, das schlafende Dornröschen und den Roten Tod, die die düstere Melancholie der Gebrüder Grimm neu interpretieren.
This omnibus edition features the third volume of Tanith Lee's Colouring Book Series, delivering a collection of psychological thrillers infused with elements of the supernatural. Readers can expect a blend of tension and intrigue across the stories, showcasing Lee's unique narrative style and imaginative storytelling. Each tale invites exploration of complex themes and characters, making it a captivating continuation of the series.
This omnibus collects Tanith Lee's Colouring Books Series, featuring four interconnected tales: Greyglass, L'Amber, To Indigo, and Winter White. Each story delves into richly imagined worlds, exploring themes of color and transformation. Lee's unique narrative style blends fantasy and introspection, inviting readers to experience a vivid spectrum of emotions and landscapes. The series is celebrated for its lyrical prose and inventive storytelling, offering a captivating journey through the intricacies of imagination and identity.
Set in a hauntingly dark world, this previously unpublished novella by Tanith Lee explores themes of despair and moral ambiguity. The narrative delves into the complexities of its characters, revealing their struggles and the harsh realities they face. Lee's signature prose weaves a rich tapestry of atmosphere and emotion, immersing readers in a chilling tale that reflects the darker aspects of human nature. This work promises to captivate fans of grim dark fiction and showcase Lee's unparalleled storytelling ability.
This volume continues Tanith Lee's Colouring Book Series, presenting a collection of psychological thrillers infused with elements of the supernatural. The stories delve into the complexities of the human psyche, exploring dark themes and unsettling narratives that challenge perceptions of reality. Each tale offers a unique blend of suspense and intrigue, captivating readers with its imaginative twists and thought-provoking scenarios.
Exploring a darker twist on beloved fairy tales, this collection reimagines classic stories with Snow White as a villain and the wicked queen as a misunderstood figure. It questions the consequences of reviving characters like Sleeping Beauty and delves into the more sinister aspects of familiar narratives. Celebrated author Tanith Lee brings a fresh perspective, with a new tale included in this special 30th anniversary edition, offering readers a chilling yet captivating experience of the Brothers Grimm's tales.
Set in a grim fantasy world, this epic delves into the excesses of religion while uncovering the dark pagan roots of earlier traditions. Tanith Lee intricately weaves together the disturbing parallels between seemingly opposing beliefs, such as the Christian rites involving the blood and body of Christ and the divine blood of the World Tree. The narrative invites readers to reflect on the complexities of faith and ritual in a richly imagined landscape.