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Books with author Alan J. Garner

  • Owl Service

    Alan Garner

    Paperback (Penguin Adult HC/TR, Nov. 15, 1979)
    During a summer vacation in a secluded Welsh valley, three young people find themselves driven by the spirits of three mythical lovers to reenact an ancient tragedy.
  • Stone Book

    alan garner

    Paperback (ARMADA BKS., March 15, 1979)
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  • Elidor

    Alan Garner

    Hardcover (Collins, July 6, 1979)
    While exploring a church that is being razed in a Manchester slum, four English children are drawn into another world where they are compelled to combat the evil power which grips most of the land.
  • Owl Service

    Alan Garner

    Paperback (William Collins Sons Co Ltd, Jan. 29, 1981)
    An all-time classic, combining mystery, adventure, history and a complex set of human relationships. Read by Robert Powell It all begins with the scratching in the ceiling. From the moment Alison discovers the dinner service in the attic, with its curious pattern of floral owls, a chain of events is set in progress that is to effect everybody's lives. Relentlessly, Alison, her step-brother Roger and Welsh boy Gwyn are drawn into the replay of a tragic Welsh legend -- a modern drama played out against a background of ancient jealousies. As the tension mounts, it becomes apparent that only by accepting and facing the situation can it be resolved.
  • Owl Service, The

    Alan Garner

    Paperback (Yearling, Nov. 1, 1992)
    In the attic, Gwen discovers a plate with an abstract design on it that can be traced into an owl, an owl that disappears when no one is looking.
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  • Indefatigable

    J. B. Garner

    eBook (WordFire Press, Oct. 13, 2017)
    Three months ago, the Whiteout changed the nature of reality across the globe, spawning superhuman beings, both good and evil. Each day since then, Irene Roman, armed only with a strange immunity from the powers of the “Pushed,” has donned the guise of Indomitable to try to reverse that change and protect normal people from the worst excesses of the Pushed. She never wanted to be a hero, but she had no choice in the matter.Unfortunately, Irene is still only mortal. Her never-ending duties have driven her to a breaking point. Now, what began as a simple kidnapping investigation changes overnight into the worst threat the city of Atlanta has faced. An unholy plague, old enemies, and new challenges all collide, landing squarely on Indomitable’s shoulders, despite the help of her small cadre of allies.How great a burden can any one person carry, and how much strain can she take? Will Irene crumble, or will she prove to be indefatigable?
  • Jack and the Beanstalk

    Alan Garner

    Hardcover (Doubleday Books for Young Readers, Sept. 1, 1992)
    A playful rendition of a classic folktale about a young boy and his adventures with a magical beanstalk is derived from the author's extensive research into old tales.
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  • Elidor

    Alan Garner

    Hardcover (The Childrens Book Club, July 5, 1965)
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  • Incorruptible

    J. B. Garner

    eBook (WordFire Press, Oct. 13, 2017)
    Irene Roman, a.k.a Indomitable, and the heroes of Atlanta have lost their battles against evil. Now, with Irene languishing in prison with no hope of escape, Atlanta has become the personal fiefdom of a man who is losing control of himself and his army of extremist Pushed vigilantes. When a mysterious force gives Irene a chance to regain her freedom, she is forced to embrace new allies and recover old ones in an attempt to free her home city. All roads lead toward a final confrontation, one that will decide the fate of a city as well as the ultimate fate of the Pushed in the world. Condemnation or acceptance, villainy or heroism, life or death—it is time to decide!
  • Red Shift

    Alan Garner

    Paperback (NYRB Classics, Oct. 25, 2011)
    In second-century Britain, Macey and a gang of fellow deserters from the Roman army hunt and are hunted by deadly local tribes. Fifteen centuries later, during the English Civil War, Thomas Rowley hides from the ruthless troops who have encircled his village. And in contemporary Britain, Tom, a precocious, love-struck, mentally unstable teenager, struggles to cope with the imminent departure for London of his girlfriend, Jan. Three separate stories, three utterly different lives, distant in time and yet strangely linked to a single place, the mysterious, looming outcrop known as Mow Cop, and a single object, the blunt head of a stone axe: all these come together in Alan Garner’s extraordinary Red Shift, a pyrotechnical and deeply moving elaboration on themes of chance and fate, time and eternity, visionary awakening and destructive madness.
  • The Moon of Gomrath

    Alan Garner

    Hardcover (Ace Books/philomel, Jan. 1, 1963)
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  • A Bag of Moonshine by Alan Garner

    Alan Garner

    Hardcover (HarperCollinsChildrensBooks, March 15, 1986)
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