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Ghor, Kin-Slayer: The Saga of Genseric's Fifth-Born Son

Wagner, Karl Edward

Schweitzer, Darrell

VAN VOGT, A.E.

Lupoff, Richard A.

Offutt, Andrew J.

Cole, Adrian

Saunders, Charles

Long, Frank Belknap

Brennan, Joseph Payne

Tierney, Richard L.

Munn, H. Warner

Howard,Robert E.

Campbell, Ramsey

Moorcock,Michael

Lumley,Brian

Bradley,Marion Zimmer

Wellman, Manley Wade

Necronomicon Pr

Imaro is a rousing adventure... a tale of a young man’s continuing struggle to gain acceptance amongst his people, and to break the cycle of alienation and violence that plagues his life. Imaro is heroic fantasy like it’s never been done before. Based on Africa, and African traditions and legends, Charles Saunders has created Nyumbani (which means “home” in Swahili), an amalgam of the real, the semi-real, and the unreal. Imaro is the name of the larger-than-life warrior, an outcast, who travels across Nyumbani, searching for a home. Like his contemporaries, Karl Edward Wagner (Kane) and Michael Moorcock (Elric), Charles Saunders brings something new to the traditional heroic fantasy tale. A broad knowledge of, and passion for, the history and myths of Africa led to the creation of a heroic fantasy character the likes of which the world has never seen. Imaro is no Tarzan… no Conan… Imaro is a warrior out of African legend. Saunders' novel fuses the narrative style of fantasy fiction with a pre-colonial, alternate Africa. Inspired by and directly addresses the alienation of growing up an African American fan of Science Fiction and Fantasy, which to this day remains a very ethnically homogonous genre. It addresses this both structurally (via its unique setting) and thematically (via its alienated, tribeless hero-protagonist). The tribal tensions and histories presented in this fantasy novel reflect actual African tribal histories and tensions, and provide a unique perspective to current and recent conflicts in Africa, particularly the Rwandan genocide and the ongoing conflict in The Sudan.

Imaro

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Night Shade

It begins with the reunion of Imaro and his kidnapped lover Tanisha, who has been taken to the ruined City of Madness. With the help of their new found friend Pomphis, a Pygmay from the eastern forests of Nyumbani, they learn of the sorcerous forces that may have been behind the dark wizard that destroyed Imaro's youth. The trio goes to Mavindi, the port capital of the Eastern Coastal kingdom of Azania, in search of the legendary Kingdom of Cush, where Imaro hopes to find answers to the questions that have plagued his life. Who is he? Who was his father, and why was he seemingly cursed, and hounded from birth by forces beyond his control. Like his contemporaries, Karl Edward Wagner (Kane) and Michael Moorcock (Elric), Charles Saunders brings something new to the traditional heroic fantasy tale. A broad knowledge of, and passion for, the history and myths of Africa led to the creation of a heroic fantasy character the likes of which the world has never seen. Imaro is no Tarzan… no Conan… Imaro is a warrior out of African legend. Saunders' novel fuses the narrative style of fantasy fiction with a pre-colonial, alternate Africa. Inspired by and directly addresses the alienation of growing up an African American fan of Science Fiction and Fantasy, which to this day remains a very ethnically homogonous genre. It addresses this both structurally (via its unique setting) and thematically (via its alienated, tribeless hero-protagonist). The tribal tensions and histories presented in this fantasy novel reflect actual African tribal histories and tensions, and provide a unique perspective to current and recent conflicts in Africa, particularly the Rwandan genocide and the ongoing conflict in The Sudan.

Imaro 2 : The Quest for Cush

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Night Shade Books

The Internet offers photographers an unprecedented opportunity to exhibit (and sell) their work worldwide. This insightful and succinct manual gives them the expertise needed to do it. No sophisticated or expensive equipment is required, and the easy-to-follow approach to building and maintaining a professional-looking Web site will reassure even those with the most basic computer skills. The first part of the book provides a general introduction to the Internet, its capabilities and limitations, and to Web site design and planning. A more comprehensive discussion of specific issues follows, including creating your first Web page, combining text and graphics, using tables to control layout, getting noticed, and legal matters.

Photographers' Guide to Web Publishing

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Photographers Inst Pr

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