Tanith Lee Boeken

De Witte Heks is het derde deel van de legendarische Geboortegraf fantasy trilogie van Tanith Lee, waarin de Kroonprinses van de Fantastische Roman alle registers opentrekt en verrast met een slot dat zowel een einde als een begin is...

Second edition of Tanith Lee's grimdark horror fantasy novel.

Set in a brutal world dominated by the violent religion of the Christerium, the narrative unfolds within the awe-inspiring yet perilous cathedrals inhabited by bizarre creatures. This installment continues the journey of three characters from The Blood of Roses: Volume 1, delving deeper into their struggles and the dark mysteries of their surroundings. The story promises to explore themes of faith, power, and survival amidst a richly crafted and dangerous landscape.

Set in a grim fantasy world, this epic delves into the excesses of religion while uncovering the dark pagan roots of earlier traditions. Tanith Lee intricately weaves together the disturbing parallels between seemingly opposing beliefs, such as the Christian rites involving the blood and body of Christ and the divine blood of the World Tree. The narrative invites readers to reflect on the complexities of faith and ritual in a richly imagined landscape.

This collection features a selection of rare short stories by Tanith Lee, showcasing her unique ability to blend fantasy, horror, and science fiction. Readers will encounter vivid characters and imaginative worlds, reflecting Lee's signature style and thematic depth. Each story offers a distinct narrative experience, inviting exploration of complex emotions and thought-provoking ideas. This anthology serves as a testament to Lee's literary talent and her contribution to speculative fiction.

The book features the intriguing collaboration between Tanith Lee and fictional characters Esther Garber and Judas Garbah, who embody distinct personalities and voices. These characters inspire a novel and two story collections that explore themes of gay and lesbian erotica, infused with literary depth and elements of horror and the uncanny. Lee's work challenges the boundaries of reality and fiction, offering a unique perspective on sexuality and identity through the lens of these compelling, imagined collaborators.

In a world dedicated to pleasure, one young rebel sets out on a forbidden quest--.Published for the first time in a single volume, Tanith Lee's duet of novels set in a hedonistic Utopia are as riveting and revolutionary as they were when they first appeared two decades ago.It's a perfect existence, a world in which no pleasure is off-limits, no risk is too dangerous, and no responsibilities can cramp your style. Not if you're Jang: a caste of libertine teenagers in the city of Four BEE. But when you're expected to make trouble--when you can kill yourself on a whim and return in another body, when you're encouraged to change genders at will and experience whatever you desire--you've got no reason to rebel...until making love and raising hell, daring death and running wild just leave you cold and empty.Ravenous for true adventures of the mind and body, desperate to find some meaning, one restless spirit finally bucks the system--and by shattering the rules, strikes at the very heart of a soulless society....

The city of Paradys was a place of decadence and decay, of luxury and lasciviousness and, after the revolution, a graveyard peopled by the insane and the dead... and by those who preyed on both. For the land here was bound by a timeless, soul-chilling magic, and its power had cast a spell over all who had ever lived here.

This omnibus collects Tanith Lee's Colouring Books Series, featuring four interconnected tales: Greyglass, L'Amber, To Indigo, and Winter White. Each story delves into richly imagined worlds, exploring themes of color and transformation. Lee's unique narrative style blends fantasy and introspection, inviting readers to experience a vivid spectrum of emotions and landscapes. The series is celebrated for its lyrical prose and inventive storytelling, offering a captivating journey through the intricacies of imagination and identity.