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Dreambook
ISBN/GTIN

Dreambook

Jaddamiah Jabberwocky (And the Things That Happen to People with Such Names)
PaperbackPaperback
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"Now come the Shapers of the ancient daysTo change all to dust or gold. Like a golden Sun is revealed by the passing Clouds, so these secrets now unfold."DreamBook shares the mythology of The Prooimia, a tale of a little girl who meets an Ælve queen and is told that a son with great power would be incarnated through her. The Prooimia continues into her adult life, and regales with stories about her translocation inside of trees, her encounter with the Hobgoblin Horde, the death of her husband, and her abduction and encounter with a Wolvlinga. This encounter leads to a great battle between four Ælves and thousands of Waelwulfas, Kwizir and Melchizedecks.DreamBook also contains The Book after the Prooimia - Jaddamiah Jabberwocky. The story continues with a certain Jaddamiah Jabberwocky, who sets off from the same village as Hyperion (the little girl from The Prooimia), to fight the Meline Dragon with a glaive that is not his own, in a town he has never been to. It is a most fascinating tale, filled with magickal creatures, monsters and dwarves, a dragon, nymphs and dryads. It speaks of dwhëels who save the day and climaxes with the Battle of qêl Dmâ, where thousands are slain and the sibling shapeshifters - Búbgaz 'the Destroyer' and Búbkalu 'he who makes those who run stand still' - exact the will of their Bele Kaadom 'he who overpowers with doom'. More importantly, it is a tale of the mighty power of the Ælves. The Ælves!
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ISBN/GTIN978-1-5043-1942-3
Product TypePaperback
BindingPaperback
Publishing date17/10/2019
LanguageEnglish
SizeWidth 191 mm, Height 235 mm, Thickness 18 mm
Weight640 g
Article no.16515780
CatalogsLibri
Data source no.A38688743
Product groupBU114
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Sebastian had his fifteen minutes of fame in the early nineteen seventies when he programmed a midnight film series, The Nocturnal Dream Shows, at the Pagoda Palace Theater in North Beach, a district in San Francisco. From that series emerged the flamboyant and outrageous group of drag performers, The Cockettes, who were the rage of the city for several years. While promoting and managing The Cockettes he also promoted Sylvester, the blues and disco singing sensation, and introduced to West Coast audiences, Divine, the star of John Waters films and Baltimore fame. While working with the Cockettes Sebastian wrote, produced and directed the cult classic, Tricia's Wedding, the Cockette's satirical version of Patricia Nixon's marriage to Ed Cox with an all-out, knockdown, dragged out LSD induced conclusion. In the 1970s Sebastian continued making short films and working sporadiacally in theater. He was born and grew up in Houston, Texas but has lived in New York, San Francisco, Yelapa, Mexico and currently makes his home in Los Angeles. Little Green Monster is his second novel. His first, Nobody's Bitch, was published in 2018.