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Condition
Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition. No ...
ISBN
9780385506069
Book Title
Acacia : the War with the Mein
Book Series
The War with the Mein Ser.
Item Length
9.6 in
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Publication Year
2007
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.5 in
Author
David Anthony Durham
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Fantasy / General, Fantasy / Epic
Item Width
6.5 in
Item Weight
32.8 Oz
Number of Pages
592 Pages

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Product Information

"Acacia" offers a thrilling work of literary imagination that creates an all-enveloping and mythic world. Durham has written a timeless tale of heroism and betrayal, of treachery and revenge, of primal wrongs and ultimate redemption.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0385506066
ISBN-13
9780385506069
eBay Product ID (ePID)
57174258

Product Key Features

Book Title
Acacia : the War with the Mein
Author
David Anthony Durham
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Fantasy / General, Fantasy / Epic
Publication Year
2007
Book Series
The War with the Mein Ser.
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
592 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.6 in
Item Height
1.5 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Item Weight
32.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
BK. 1
Lc Classification Number
Ps3554.U677a33 2007
Reviews
" Historical fiction writer Durham successfully turns to epic fantasy in a series opener that combines the moral ambiguity and brutality of George R.R. Martin' s "Song of Ice and Fire" with Guy Gavriel Kay' s emotional sweep and Ursula K. Le Guin' s ethnic diversity." -- "Library Journal" Praise for "Pride of Carthage" " Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfare-- battle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel, ' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." -- "The New York Times" " "" Stunning... Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." -- "Christian Science Monitor " " Masterly... Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara' s Civil War fiction." -- "San Francisco Chronicle" " Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel' s grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." -- "Publishers Weekly" (starred review)" Treachery in the throne room, princes in hiding, ancestors reaching from beyond the grave, wars of succession-- this is a novel that Shakespeare would have loved. David AnthonyDurham is rebuilding epic fantasy from the ground up. There are books that you visit for a vacation, and then there are books that you live in. Get ready to have your mail forwarded to Acacia." -- James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award winner, "Historical fiction writer Durham successfully turns to epic fantasy in a series opener that combines the moral ambiguity and brutality of George R.R. Martin'sSong of Ice and Firewith Guy Gavriel Kay's emotional sweep and Ursula K. Le Guin's ethnic diversity." -Library Journal Praise forPride of Carthage "Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfare-battle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel,' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." -The New York Times "Stunning…Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." -Christian Science Monitor "Masterly…Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara's Civil War fiction." -San Francisco Chronicle "Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel's grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." -Publishers Weekly(starred review)"Treachery in the throne room, princes in hiding, ancestors reaching from beyond the grave, wars of succession-this is a novel that Shakespeare would have loved. David Anthony Durham is rebuilding epic fantasy from the ground up. There are books that you visit for a vacation, and then there are books that you live in. Get ready to have your mail forwarded to Acacia." -James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award winner, Praise forPride of Carthage "Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfare-battle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel,' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." -The New York Times "Not sinceI, Claudiushas a book so successfully portrayed an alien world yet made it seem so contemporary…it's not just historical drama but a story of manhood and consequences." -San Diego Pages "Stunning…Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." -Christian Science Monitor "Masterly…Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara's Civil War fiction." -San Francisco Chronicle "Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel's grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." -Publishers Weekly(starred review) "An extraordinary achievement: Durham puts flesh on the bones of Carthage in a way that no novelist has done since Flaubert wroteSalammbo." -Tom Holland, author ofRubicon: The Last Years of the Roman Republic, Praise for "Pride of Carthage" " Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfare-- battle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel, ' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." -- "The New York Times" " "" Not since "I, Claudius "has a book so successfully portrayed an alien world yet made it seem so contemporary... it's not just historical drama but a story of manhood and consequences." -- "San Diego Pages " " Stunning... Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." -- "Christian Science Monitor " " Masterly... Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara's Civil War fiction." -- "San Francisco Chronicle" " Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel's grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." -- "Publishers Weekly" (starred review) " An extraordinary achievement: Durham puts flesh on the bones of Carthage in a way that no novelist has done since Flaubert wrote "Salammbo,"" -- Tom Holland, author of "Rubicon: The Last Years of the Roman Republic"" Treachery in the throne room, princes in hiding, ancestors reaching from beyond the grave, wars of succession-- this is a novel that Shakespeare would have loved. David Anthony Durham is rebuilding epic fantasy from the ground up. There are books that you visit for a vacation, and then there are books that you live in. Get ready to have your mail forwarded to Acacia." -- James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award winner, "Historical fiction writer Durham successfully turns to epic fantasy in a series opener that combines the moral ambiguity and brutality of George R.R. Martin'sSong of Ice and Firewith Guy Gavriel Kay's emotional sweep and Ursula K. Le Guin's ethnic diversity." -Library Journal Praise forPride of Carthage "Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfare-battle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel,' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." -The New York Times "Stunning…Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." -Christian Science Monitor "Masterly…Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara's Civil War fiction." -San Francisco Chronicle "Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel's grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." -Publishers Weekly(starred review) "Treachery in the throne room, princes in hiding, ancestors reaching from beyond the grave, wars of succession-this is a novel that Shakespeare would have loved. David Anthony Durham is rebuilding epic fantasy from the ground up. There are books that you visit for a vacation, and then there are books that you live in. Get ready to have your mail forwarded to Acacia." -James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award winner, "Historical fiction writer Durham successfully turns to epic fantasy in a series opener that combines the moral ambiguity and brutality of George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire with Guy Gavriel Kay's emotional sweep and Ursula K. Le Guin's ethnic diversity." Library Journal Praise for Pride of Carthage "Durham vividly captures the frenzy of ancient warfarebattle-maddened pachyderms, hails of javelins and arrows, ordered ranks of Roman light infantry crumbling before Hannibal's mercenary army of ''copper-skinned'' Libyans, tattooed and dreadlocked Numidians and blond, blood-drinking Gauls. 'The world is cruel,' Durham's Hannibal proclaims, and it is." The New York Times "Stunning...Durham [is a] master of persuasion and imagination. A brilliant exploration of the tension between private destiny and historical force." Christian Science Monitor "Masterly...Durham has delivered some of the best battle scenes on the page since Michael Shaara's Civil War fiction." San Francisco Chronicle "Durham leaps continents and centuries to tell the epic story of Hannibal and his march on Rome in this heady, richly textured novel. . . . The novel's grand sweep is balanced by intimate portraits of Hannibal, his family, his allies and his enemies." Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Treachery in the throne room, princes in hiding, ancestors reaching from beyond the grave, wars of successionthis is a novel that Shakespeare would have loved. David Anthony Durham is rebuilding epic fantasy from the ground up. There are books that you visit for a vacation, and then there are books that you live in. Get ready to have your mail forwarded to Acacia." James Patrick Kelly, Hugo Award winner
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2006-029726
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
22

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