<p>Paperback, first Arrow Books edition from 1968, in very good condition, 222pp. This novel was the inspiration for The Wickerman. Spine is creased and page block is tanned. No other notable flaws, very good condition. AD</p>

Ritual

Literature & Fiction

Pinner, David

Genre Fiction

Arrow Books

With my body: A novel

Weidenfeld &Nicholson

There'll Always Be an England: A Novel

Contemporary

Century Hutchinson (A Division of Random House Group)

In Lady Day, Katya discovers her husband is having an affair with her best friend, so she hibernates in a derelict lakeside cottage to re-invent her life in the depths of winter. In Revelations, a miraculous stranger comes to the aid of a desolate cliff-top village ravaged by storms and erosion. The plays complete the Season’s Quartet Pinner began with Midsummer and All Hallow’s Eve.

Lady Day and Revelations (Oberon Modern Plays)

Dramas & Plays

Oberon Books

A dark comedy examining what it means to live in an ex-empire in economic free-fall, and the political and personal extremism that results when all other belief is lost. A middle-aged Englishman, bred to believe in his innatesuperiority as a birthright of class, race, and gender, loses his job in the City, left to flounder impotently in the world.

Oh, to be in England (Oberon Modern Plays)

This trilogy of plays from prolific writer David Pinner taps into the very present fashion for all things vampire related. Encompassing three plays written over a period of forty-five years, The Vampire Trilogy offers unique slants on the occult. Includes Fanghorn, Edred the Vampire, and Lucifer's Fair.

The Vampire Trilogy (Oberon Modern Playwrights)

David Pinner's predisposition for the unique and unusual permeates this new collection of dark and comic plays, which dabble in the occult, the fantastical, and the satirical. Includes: Succubus, Cartoon, An Evening with the GLC and Shakebag.

The Joy of Misery: Four One-Act Plays (Oberon Modern Playwrights)

The literary debut of David Pinner is influenced by the same mysterious and contradictory tone that shapes his argument and is commonly recognized by cinema fanatics as the origin of the British horror film The Wicker Man. For the first time in Spanish, this modern rarity serves as a fundamental bridge between occult fiction and cinematic pop culture. David Hanlin, Scotland Yard police officer, is a strict and puritanical character who receives the order to investigate the death of an eight-year-old girl in the small rural community of Thorn. During this time, the protagonist slowly falls into a web of psychological illusions, sexual seduction, and ancient religious practices with terrifying rituals.

Ritual: La novela que inspiró The Wicker Man (Heroes Modernos) (Spanish Edition)

Ediciones Alpha Decay

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