"JONES, J.V. - THE BARBED COIL" - читать интересную книгу автора (Jones J. V)The Barbed Coil
by J.V. Jones J.V Jones was born in Liverpool in 1963. When she was twenty, she began working for a record label and was part of the Liverpool music scene of the early eighties. She later moved to San Diego, California, where she ran an export business for several years and was the marketing director for an interactive software company. Praise for The Barbed Coil: The Barbed Coil is a superb novel, sculpted from colourful vocabulary and fantastic clarity of thought from an author who is sure to continue her dazzling literary career. Read it, or regret it later SFX J.V. Jones was born in Liverpool in 1963. When she was twenty, she began working for a record label and was part of the Liverpool music scene of the early eighties. She later moved to San Diego, California, where she ran an export business for several years and was the marketing director for an interactive software company. Her interests include music, history, cooking and computer games. The Barbed Coil is J.V. Jones fourth novel. Her first three, making up the Book of Words trilogy, were The Baker's Boy, A Man Betrayed and Master and Fool. She is currently working on A Cavern of Black Ice, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I owe thanks and appreciation to Betsy Mitchell for her invaluable help and advice, to John Murray, Wayne D. Chang, Russell Galen and Danny Baror, Man C. Okuda, Sona Vogel, and Daniel R. Home. On matters of illuminated manuscripts, their painting and preparation, I am indebted to works by Michelle P. Brown and Janet Backhouse (though I must admit to inventing a few of the nastier preparations such as ground glass suspended in a binding mineral pitch myself!). And, as always, thanks to Richard... PROLOGUE: The one who would soon be king ran naked through the woods. Night birds, night creatures, and night insects traveled with him through the vein-dark maze. Smells were sharp, the air was thin. The moon was a blade meant for cutting. Tree roots thrust like fists through the soil. Tree branches cracked like whips as he passed. Everything the faraway stars, the night-tainted clouds, the rain-moistened earth, and the beasts in the shadows were his for the taking this night. |
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