"David Gemmell - Druss 03 - The Legend Of Deathwalker" - читать интересную книгу автора (Gemmel David)

Originally published in Great Britain by Bantam Press,
a division of Transworld Publishers
PRINTING HISTORY
Bantam Press edition published 1996 Corgi edition published 1996

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Copyright ┬й David Gemmell 1996

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The Legend of Deathwalker is dedicated with love to the Hotz de Baars: to Big Oz, who walks the vales of dead
computers and finds the novels lost in the void - a man who will give freely of his time, his energy, and his
brilliance - but never his biscuits; to Young Oz, who taught me that Civilization was beyond me; to his sister
Claire for the barbecue treats she didn't drop; and to Alison for the Upthorpe hospitality.
My thanks to my editor, Liza Reeves, test readers Val Gemmell, Edith Graham and her daughter Stella, and to
my copy-editor, Jean Maund. Thanks also to the many readers who have written over the years demanding more
stories of Druss. The volume of mail is so great these days that I can no longer answer all the letters. They are all
read and I do take note of the points raised.
Prologue ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Chapter One...................................................................................................................................... 12
Chapter Two..................................................................................................................................... 22
Chapter Three ................................................................................................................................... 32