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Boneland is a 2012
novel by Alan Garner, a
sequel to The
Weirdstone of
Brisingamen and The Moon of Gomrath. The boy
Colin from the
earlier novels is now...
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Garner wrote a sequel, The Moon of
Gomrath (1963), and a
third book,
Boneland (2012). He
wrote several fantasy novels,
including Elidor (1965), The Owl...
- that his material,
interests and
style have
moved on long ago.
However Boneland, the
conclusion to the sequence, was
finally published in
August 2012....
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while 2011 saw BBC
Radio 4
produce a
radio adaptation. In
August 2012
Boneland, the
third volume in Garner's trilogy, was
finally released. The book's...
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Wetton Mill. Lud's
Church / 'Ludcruck' is a
location in Alan Garner's
Boneland, the
final book in the
Weirdstone Trilogy. It is also the
central location...
- morning". The
observatory is the site of
several episodes in the
novel Boneland by the
local novelist Alan
Garner (2012), and the
central character, Colin...
- and the Plague,
Keith Wrightson 2015 Fiction: Beastings,
Benjamin Myers Boneland, Alan
Garner Her Birth,
Rebecca Goss Terror, Toby
Martinez de las Rivas...
- cultures,
first in
Australia in
Strandloper and then back in
Cheshire in
Boneland,
develops ideas of
rootedness in a
local landscape which also connects...
- launches". The Bookseller.
Retrieved 14
March 2020. "Book of a lifetime:
Boneland, By Alan Garner". The Independent. 29
March 2013.
Retrieved 17
March 2018...
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Neverland by
Douglas Clegg Rage by
Steve Gerlach The Baby by
Edward Lee 2004
Boneland by
Jeffrey Thomas Darklings by Ray
Garton Dead Man’s Hand by Tim Lebbon...
