Christopher Priest Knihy

Napříč kontinentem se pomalu sune Město. Po kolejích, stále znovu pokládaných a vytrhávaných, sleduje přízračný bod optima. V jeho zdech žijí lidé v přísné organizaci a řádu. Helward Mann odchází z města Země za svěřeným úkolem a netuší, co ho čeká za hradbami. Díky evidentním maličkostem, jež nemůže ignorovat, mu pomalu proniká do vědomí realita okolního světa. Planeta se nezdá být Zemí; svět a vesmír se zásadně liší od jeho znalostí. Svět je převrácený; planeta nekonečné velikosti existuje v konečném vesmíru.

Novinář Andrew se vydává pátrat po další z řady záhad. Na místě, kam ho tajemný dopis pozval, nachází rozsáhlé deníky dvou dávno zesnulých iluzionistů, další dobové dokumenty a kouzelnické pomůcky. Do tajemného světa iluzí ho uvádí sympatická lady Katherine, pomáhá Andymu rozpomenout se na rané dětství a přijít na kloub tomu, proč si myslí, že má dvojče.

THE LONG NIGHT concludes Dynamite's record-breaking 50th Anniversary Celebration of the swingiest of modern space vampires! Our dark heroine is finally home from her Interstellar journey but pursued through the cosmic Gateway by the enigmatic vampire-murdering SHANE who follows a twisted agenda all his own to seek out the oldest and deadliest of the undead and set in motion events which will change Vampirella forever! issues 22-25 plus 7,8, 15

In the late '80s, Val Semeiks revitalized the Conan the Barbarian series, collaborating with Christopher Priest to create a legendary storyline culminating in issue #200. This epic features Conan facing the formidable Devourer of Souls, who wields the power of the Elder Gods, forcing Conan to seek help from the dreaded Thulsa Doom. The collection also includes the return of Red Sonja and the "Heku Trilogy," alongside early works by Andy Kubert, making it an essential read for fans of the franchise.

War, music and identity are explored and dissected in this powerful and affecting novel from one of the UK's greatest authors.

Picking up from the end of volume 1. While vacationing in the Caribbean with Benny the Witch, Vampirella enters the surreal world of a Voodoo Vampire King who becomes obsessed with winning her as his bride. Meanwhile, Victory, Vampirella's estranged lover, was left behind in Los Angeles. Now she's impersonating Vampirella for her own amusement, unaware that a newly forged team of Vampirella's enemies closing in for the kill!

THE AFFIRMATION is a haunting thriller; a compulsive, dream-like novel from one of Britain's most exciting writers.

Our second story arc begins with our women of the evening, having lost the woman who'd drawn them together, Lilith of Drakulon, but discovering a new and more powerful incentive to stay and defend the peaceful vampires of Ashthorne: cold, hard cash. Plus the non-team gets one and one-half new recruits-and they don't even realize it! Bonus: our new Nyx micro-series, drawn by fan favorite artist Stephane Roux begins here! Issues 7 thru 12

A science fiction novel based on the David Cronenberg film, featuring a shocking and violent tale of virtual reality that shatters the line between reality and imagination in a sophisticated, futuristic hi-tech game.

Richard Grey wakes up in a hospital with amnesia after a terrorist bombing. His memories gradually start to return, but what he remembers doesn't always seem to coincide with what really happened. And then there is Susan Kewley, an enigmatic young woman whom Richard does not remember but who claims to have been his lover. With her help, Richard will discover the strange and terrible world of the glamour and a remarkable power both of them may possess ... From the master of mind-bending literary fiction, Christopher Priest (The Affirmation, The Prestige), The Glamour (1984) is both a gripping, page-turning novel of suspense and an intricate puzzle, whose construction is so clever that readers will want to read the novel a second time to see how exactly it was done. 'A story of psychological suspense, mixed with elements of the supernatural. A well-written, thoroughly engrossing tale; highly recommended.' - Library Journal 'A tightly narrated slice of psychological horror.' - The Independent