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Robert Holdstock

    August 2, 1948 – November 29, 2009

    Robert Holdstock is an English novelist, primarily celebrated for his contributions to fantasy literature, often within the mythic fiction subgenre. His writing, which began publication in 1968, delves into profound philosophical, psychological, anthropological, spiritual, and woodland themes. Through his distinctive narrative voice and imaginative world-building, Holdstock invites readers into immersive experiences that provoke contemplation on existence and the natural world.

    Robert Holdstock
    Avilion
    Mythago Wood
    Ancient echoes
    Merlin's Wood
    Unknown Regions
    Nighthunter Collection - 3: The Hexing and The Labyrinth
    • Includes two volumes in the Nighthunter:- The Hexing- The Labyrinth Below London a lost river flows through an ancient temple. When some children discover it, they disturb its phantom guardian and are gruesomely hunted down.For Dan Brady, their sinister discovery may be a clue to the location of his abducted family. But is there a connection with the strange warning he receives... and with the chilling symbols of witchcraft around his house?First he must face the blood-crazed ghosts of another age. And beyond them looms the horrifying secret power of Arachne. The clue is Magondathog, the place where Arachne's dark occult forces will finally triumph - where civilisation will end. And time is running out for Brady...for his missing children...for the entire world

      Nighthunter Collection - 3: The Hexing and The Labyrinth
      5.0
    • Unknown Regions

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      A young boy with amazing--and incredibly dangerous--psychokinetic powers is able to travel into the past and, with guidance from a shadowy spirit, return with artifacts of great value. But, unknown to him ir his family, each trip into the past brings him closer to a terrifying fate, a fate that only a psychic investigator may be able to change.Originally published as The Fetch

      Unknown Regions
      4.3
    • Merlin's Wood

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      A powerful and compelling return to Robert Holdstock's award-winning Mythago cycle.

      Merlin's Wood
      4.1
    • Ancient echoes

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Jack Chatwin has visions. When the glimpses of this strange realm affect him, his body shimmers and the distant sounds of the lost world can just be heard. But is he witnessing events from the past, from the future, or from a world in parallel to his own?

      Ancient echoes
      4.2
    • Mythago Wood

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      After the death of George Huxley, his sons take up his life's work. What they discover goes beyond conception for the wood is a place where myths gain flesh and blood, where love and beauty haunt your dreams and propel you into terrifing insanity.

      Mythago Wood
      4.1
    • Avilion

      • 342 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The triumphant return to the world of MYTHAGO WOOD, one of the greatest fantasy novels of the twentieth century.

      Avilion
      4.1
    • Back in print after over a decade, the haunting sequel to the World Fantasy Award-winning Mythago Wood

      Lavondyss
      4.0
    • The victim of a violent attack, Alex Bradley is a damaged and visionary child. Little does he know that the distorted creations of his mind are alive inside nearby Ryhope Wood. Then the forest claims him, and his father goes in pursuit, along with a scientific expedition looking for the secret of 'mythago-genesis'.

      The Hollowing
      4.0
    • Other Edens III

      • 237 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Unwin 189 Trade edition paperback, vg++ In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

      Other Edens III
      3.0
    • Encyclopedia of Science Fiction

      • 219 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      4to, Oversized, profusely illustrated with color illustrations, 219 pages with an Index at the rear in green paper

      Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
      3.8