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david-macaulay

Arts, Music & Photography

Camelot Press

<p>Major essays and articles, including Rowbotham's review of "Woman's Body, Woman's Rights" and an essay on "The English Folk Revival"</p>

History Workshop, a Journal of Socialist Historians No 7 Spring 1979

Sheila Rowbotham, Michael Roberts, William Reddy, Tony Judt, Arthur Exell, Frankie Armstrong, Brian Pearson, Sean Wilentz and others

<p>Although the story is set initially in a world that is familiar to the fantasy genre with the elements of Celtic mythology and Arthurian legends, it thoughtfully lays down a vast universe that encompasses Heaven and Earth for the first installment and its sequels, and brings forth a massive, multi-ethnic cast which includes many endearing characters who carry rich cultural backgrounds that will generate strong echoes from readers of different ages and ethnicity. The story perhaps is the first to depict the convergence of the western and eastern civilizations in a fantasy setting in the dimensions of culture, philosophy, mythology and theology. The story is deeply provocative in politics and humanity through the shadows of factual events in human history; nonetheless, it is a good read with complex plot lines, suspenseful outcomes, well-developed characters with diverse backgrounds and epic events with cinematic visualization.</p>

Path of the Chosen

J.Y. Cheung

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