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Dilvish, the Damned is a collection of fantasy stories by American writer Roger Zelazny, first published in 1982. Its contents were originally published as a series of separate short stories in various fantasy magazines. Prior to publication, Zelazny's working title for the book was Nine Black Doves.
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- Roger Zelazny
- 1982
- Del Rey
1. Jan. 2001 · Dilvish returns from Hell for a series of adventures, after the evil Jelerak has turned him into a statue for a century or three. Part elf and part human, he's aided and assisted by Black, the coolest horse companion since Rod Gallowglass or The Lone Ranger.
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- Roger Zelazny
The overall story of a once-and-future damned soldier and his metal horse Black is good enough, but it is the insouciant, reckless, and slightly world-weary dialog that is the capstone of the work. For a Demon, poor Black seems endlessly dismayed by the lack of care Dilvish shows for his own safety. Very much worth reading!
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21. Juni 2021 · Dilivish, a half elf-half man hybrid failed in his attempt to rescue a young maiden being ritually sacrificed by the dark sorcerer Jelerak. In his anger at the attempt Jelerak kills the maiden and turns Dilvish’s body to stone and banished his soul to Hell.
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- Roger Zelazny
Dilivish, a half elf-half man hybrid failed in his attempt to rescue a young maiden being ritually sacrificed by the dark sorcerer Jelerak. In his anger at the attempt Jelerak kills the maiden and turns Dilvish’s body to stone and banished his soul to Hell. It takes Dilvish two hundred years to escape Hell and reclaim his body.
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Dilvish, the Damned | Zelazny, Roger | ISBN: 9780345334176 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.
by Roger Zelazny. 3.81 · 1,318 Ratings · 50 Reviews · published 1981 · 25 editions. A novel of Dilvish the Damned. Want to Read. Rate it: Dilvish, the Damned and The Changing Land.
