Re: Hohlbein Novels

Posted by Webley from odo.belgium.eu.net on May 26, 1999 at 10:19:16:

In Reply to: Re: Hohlbein Novels posted by sas c|:) on May 25, 1999 at 14:59:45:

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First I would like to thank sas. I really owe it to the guy.
: : : I finally got to buy a Hohlbein novel. I thought the bookstore had those books placed along with the childrens books(like they do in the Phils) but the saleslady pointed out the books to me in the "Films" sections.

: Congratulations!

: : : "IJ und die Gefiederte Schlage / und das Gold von El Dorado" and the ISBN : 3-442-13194-4. at only 18,-DM. Soft bound and combined.

: That's the new printing I wrote about!

: : : Um, I DO have a question. Does Hohlbein write his books one after the other a connection of stories, like Mcgregor; or does he jump from one story to another which happens 10 years later? I'm curэous as of how to read his novels... should I buy them in a any particular order of pick out any. I would however prefer buying them in the order of events in which they happen. If that is possible.

: : : Thanx
: : : Deirdre

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: : I has been some years since I read them but I think that they don't follow each other. They are all loose stories.
: Yes, that's right. The stories are not bounded to each other but all of them play in the years after Last Crusade (except some prestories like the one in Feathered snake).

: : If you want to know a bit more, you can always visit my site. It includes a small summarie for each Hohlbein novel.
: : -Webley-
: Webley, since last week the table on your main page hangs over the right boundary of the browser. The table seems to be about three times the screen size in width - looks wrong to me.

hmmmmmm
That's weird?
Thanks, I will check that.
-Webley-

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Re: Hohlbein Novels sas c|:) 10:58:11 5/27/99 (1)
- Thanks for the information :-) Webley 13:08:35 5/27/99 (0)

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: : : : <center>First I would like to thank sas. I really owe it to the guy.
: : : :  I finally got to buy a Hohlbein novel.  I thought the bookstore had those books placed along with the childrens books(like they do in the Phils) but the saleslady pointed out the books to me in the "Films" sections.

: : Congratulations!

: : : : "IJ und die Gefiederte Schlage / und das Gold von El Dorado" and the ISBN : 3-442-13194-4. at only 18,-DM.  Soft bound and combined.

: : That's the new printing I wrote about!

: : : : Um, I DO have a question.  Does Hohlbein write his books one after the other a connection of stories, like Mcgregor; or does he jump from one story to another which happens 10 years later?  I'm curэous as of how to read his novels... should I buy them in a any particular order of pick out any.  I would however prefer buying them in the order of events in which they happen.  If that is possible.

: : : : Thanx
: : : : <b>Deirdre</b>

: : : : АААААААА
: : : : ААА
: : : : АААААААААААААА
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: : : I has been some years since I read them but I think that they don't follow each other.  They are all loose stories.
: : Yes, that's right. The stories are not bounded to each other but all of them play in the years after Last Crusade (except some prestories like the one in Feathered snake).

: : : If you want to know a bit more, you can always visit my site.  It includes a small summarie for each Hohlbein novel.
: : : -Webley-
: : Webley, since last week the table on your main page hangs over the right boundary of the browser. The table seems to be about three times the screen size in width - looks wrong to me.

: hmmmmmm
: That's weird?
: Thanks, I will check that.
: -Webley-

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