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Fantasy Forest #3
Shadowcastle
The reader's choices will determine whether Molly and Thistle, a halfing, will find Thistle's brother in a castle inhabited by monsters
Paperback
First published October 1, 1983
About the author
Michael Gray
127 books40 followersMichael Gray is a critic, writer, public speaker & broadcaster recognised as a world authority on the work of Bob Dylan, and as an expert on rock’n’roll history. He also has a special interest in pre-war blues, and in travel.
His latest book, in 3 volumes, is the 50th Anniversary re-publication of his classic pioneering study of Bob Dylan's work, Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan. Instead of the 900+ page 1-volume whopper that has been out of print for over ten years, the new series is published by The FM Press (NYC). Volume 1: Language & Tradition, is out now either from http://amzn.to/43q3MHn or can be ordered from your favourite bookstore, ISBN 979-8-9-9882887-0-1.
Michael grew up near Liverpool, England, went to the Cavern, and graduated from the University of York with a BA in History & English in 1967, having interviewed (as a student journalist) the distinguished British historian A.J.P. Taylor and the distinguished American guitarist Jimi Hendrix.
His pioneering study Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan, published in the UK in 1972, was the first full-length critical study of Dylan’s work. US and Japanese hardback editions, and a UK paperback, were published in 1973. A second, updated edition was published in 1981 in the UK and 1982 in North America.
The massive third edition Song & Dance Man III - including a 112-page study of Dylan’s use of the blues - was published in December 1999 in the UK and early in 2000 in the US. A seventh reprint was issued in 2008, and the book remained in print until late 2010.
More: see http://www.michaelgray.net/biography....
His latest book, in 3 volumes, is the 50th Anniversary re-publication of his classic pioneering study of Bob Dylan's work, Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan. Instead of the 900+ page 1-volume whopper that has been out of print for over ten years, the new series is published by The FM Press (NYC). Volume 1: Language & Tradition, is out now either from http://amzn.to/43q3MHn or can be ordered from your favourite bookstore, ISBN 979-8-9-9882887-0-1.
Michael grew up near Liverpool, England, went to the Cavern, and graduated from the University of York with a BA in History & English in 1967, having interviewed (as a student journalist) the distinguished British historian A.J.P. Taylor and the distinguished American guitarist Jimi Hendrix.
His pioneering study Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan, published in the UK in 1972, was the first full-length critical study of Dylan’s work. US and Japanese hardback editions, and a UK paperback, were published in 1973. A second, updated edition was published in 1981 in the UK and 1982 in North America.
The massive third edition Song & Dance Man III - including a 112-page study of Dylan’s use of the blues - was published in December 1999 in the UK and early in 2000 in the US. A seventh reprint was issued in 2008, and the book remained in print until late 2010.
More: see http://www.michaelgray.net/biography....
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January 16, 2018
A "Choose Your Own Adventure" type book, but feels like it's geared toward a slightly younger age range than the actual CYOA books. My daughter discovered my ancient copy a year or two ago. Some of the books in this series are too scary for her, but she loves this one.
January 18, 2017
Fun book! My personal story was interesting, I guess. I had gotten to page 60, where I decided to find out what the moaning was behind a locked door, cause you know, it could have been one of our MISSING FRIENDS! (Or something naughty... like... well, a prank involving pickled beets exploding all over white carpets.) Turns out, it was a spectre. Cool! Oh yeah, it touched me. Then I became a spectre too.
...I failed the quest.
Anyhoo, this Fantasy Forest book is really good. It's my favorite one so far.~ Shame that not many more people know about the series.
...I failed the quest.
Anyhoo, this Fantasy Forest book is really good. It's my favorite one so far.~ Shame that not many more people know about the series.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews