Роберт М. Прайс — новинки

В книге собрано двадцать восемь пробирающих до костей рассказов от признанных мастеров современности и учеников - аколитов - величайшего мифотворца Говарда Филлипса Лавкрафта.

В книге собрано двадцать восемь пробирающих до костей рассказов от признанных мастеров современности и учеников — аколитов — величайшего мифотворца Говарда Филлипса Лавкрафта.

В книге собрано двадцать восемь пробирающих до костей рассказов от признанных мастеров современности и учеников - аколитов - величайшего мифотворца Говарда Филлипса Лавкрафта.

Twenty-eight works in the vein of the master, H. P. Lovecraft, by some of his greatest disciples. This massive volume features treasures from modern masters such as Neil Gaiman (American Gods) and S. T. Joshi (Black Wings of Cthulhu), to famed storytellers including Jorge Luis Borges (The Aleph), Edmond Hamilton (The Star Kings), and Pulitzer Prize nominee Manley Wade Wellman (Rebel Boast).

Killing Jesus, the bestselling blockbuster by Bill O'Reilly, claims to be a purely historical account of the events in the life of Jesus leading up to his crucifixion. New Testament scholar Robert M. Price (a member of the Jesus Seminar) shows how unfounded this claim is in this critical review of O'Reilly's work. In fact, he judges the book to be the number one source of misinformation on Jesus today. Ignoring over one hundred years of New Testament scholarship, O'Reilly and his coauthor, Martin Dugard, have produced what Price describes as a Christian historical thriller that plays fast and loose with the facts. Price goes through the key events of Jesus' later life as described in the gospels and retold in Killing Jesus, painstakingly showing in each case what scholars know and don't know. Using humor, down-to-earth analogies, and witty sarcasm--not unlike O'Reilly's own interview style--Price makes it clear that O'Reilly's book is more historical novel than a work of serious history. By cobbling together the four gospel stories, ignoring the contradictions, and adding plenty of quasi-historical background embellishments, O'Reilly and Dugard have created a good narrative that resonates with a lot of Christians. Entertaining reading this may be, but history it is not. Killing History provides lay readers with an accessible introduction to New Testament scholarship while showing the many problems in O'Reilly's book.

Известный американский историк Роберт Прайс шаг за шагом исследует события и факты, всю основу бестселлера "Код да Винчи" Дэна Брауна, чтобы не только подтвердить, разоблачить или заострить спорные вопросы истории, мифологии, истоков древних

Book DescriptionThe legendary pulp magazine STRANGE TALES -- rival to Weird Tales in its prime -- returns as an anthology series edited by renowned pulp fiction expert Robert M. Price. Volume 4, number 1 (continuing the classic numbering sequence)

The mighty Messenger of the Outer Gods, Nyarlathotep has also been known to deliver tidings from the Great Old Ones. He is the only Outer God who chooses to personify his presence on our planet. A god of a thousand forms, he comes to Earth to mock, to wreak havoc, and to spur on humanity's self-destructive urges. This volume of stories and poems illustrates the ubiquitous presence of Nyarlathotep and shows him in several different guises. Among them, his presence as Nephren-Ka, the dread Black Pharaoh of dynastic Egypt, dominates. The thirteen stories include a Lin Carter novella. Selected and introduced by Robert M. Price.

This Lovecraft eZine Megapack includes all stories from issues 21 through 28, the 2013 issues. The Lovecraft eZine is a magazine featuring Lovecraftian horror and the Cthulhu Mythos. The eZine is highly regarded in the horror community.

This megapack includes columns by Lovecraft scholar Robert M. Price, plus the "Cthulhu Does Stuff" comic, and 46 tales of Lovecraftian horror!

Lovecraft eZine regularly publishes well-known writers such as Robert M. Price, Stephen Mark Rainey, W.H. Pugmire, Ann K. Schwader, Joseph S. Pulver, SR., William Meikle, and many more

Read the eZine blog: http://www.lovecraftzine.com