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Margaret Ball Books

    Margaret Ball is an author who delves into the realms of science fiction and fantasy, often weaving intricate plots with imaginative vision. Her works explore the boundaries of human imagination and technology through engaging narratives. She honed her writing craft through her background in software engineering, which is reflected in the thoughtful structure and logic of her storytelling. Readers can expect works that push genre conventions while offering profound contemplation.

    Nancia
    Sir Walter Scott as a Critic of Literature
    The Shadow Gate
    Acorna

    • Acorna

      • 416 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      A young girl with a horn and extraordinary powers, including healing and plant growth, is discovered by prospectors in an escape pod and taken to the lawless planet Kezdet. While she hopes for a life of freedom, the planet harbors a dark secret involving child slave labor orchestrated by a sinister figure known as "The Piper." As she grows, Acorna becomes determined to fight against the exploitation and carve her own path toward freedom, challenging the oppressive forces around her.

      Acorna
      4.1

    • The Shadow Gate

      The only good elf is a dead elfOr so the militant order of Durandine monks thought, and they planned on making sure that all the elves in their world were very, very good. The elves of the Three Realms have sent out one last spell to bring help—nd received it: a staff member from the New Age Psychic Center in Austin, Texas. Unless the stranger from Texas can restore the magic of the Three Realms, the elves—and the Texan—are truly doomed.

      The Shadow Gate
      3.4

    • Sir Walter Scott as a Critic of Literature

      • 190 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Examines the critical works of Sir Walter Scott for the opportunity it offers to consider the relation of the critical to the creative mood, an interesting problem when it is presented concretely in the work of a great writer.

      Sir Walter Scott as a Critic of Literature

    • Nancia

      • 375 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Anne McCaffrey ist eine der ganz großen Erzählerinnen der Fantasy und Science Fiction. Ihr Buch Ein Raumschiff namens Helva wurde für den HUGO Award nominiert. Ihre neue große Serie erzählt von aufregende Geschichten von >menschlichen< Raumschiffen. Nancia ist ein junges, schüchternes Mädchen - und ein Gehirnschiff: Die Steuereinheit eines großen interstellaren Raumschiffes. Zusammen mit ihrem Partner Forister soll sie ein paar junge Leute zu den Zentralwelten bringen. Doch Nancias Geduld wird auf eine harte Probe gestell. Denn die Leute an Bord haben ganz andere Pläne als ihre Kommandantin... Nancia stehen allergrößte Schwierigkeiten bevor.

      Nancia
      4.5