McKinley and Dickinson's first collaborative work offers six mesmerizing stories, three from each writer, steeped in the lore of merfolk and creatures of the sea. The writing is lyrical, and the characterizations are remarkably well developed/5(57). Water: Tales of Elemental Spirits by Robin McKinley, Peter Dickinson and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru · Seven tales describe magical beings that inhabit our waters. Some are familiar mer-people; some as strange as as a golden eye in a pool at the edge of the Great Desert Kalarsham, where the mad god Geljdreth rules; or the unknowable, immense Kraken, dark beyond the darkness of the deepest ocean, who will one day rise and rule the world. 1 Prologue: The water sprite / Robin /5.
Master storytellers Robin McKinley and Peter Dickinson, the team behind Water: Tales of Elemental Spirits, collaborate again to create five captivating tales incorporating the element of fire. In McKinley?s?First Flight,? a boy and his pet foogit unexpectedly take a dangerous ride on a dragon, and her?Hellhound? stars a mysterious dog as a key player in an eerie graveyard showdown. This is a collection of short stories, some by Dickinson and some by McKinley, all involving water spirits in one form or another. One of McKinley's is another Damar story (The Blue Sword, The Hero and the Crown). Several of them, by both writers, involved merpeople in what's at least somewhat a shared world. Water by Robin McKinley, Peter Dickinson, unknown edition, Water tales of elemental spirits This edition was published in by G. P. Putnam's in New York. Table of Contents. Mermaid song / by Peter Dickinson: The sea-king's son / by Robin McKinley.
Water: Tales of Elemental Spirits. Robin McKinley, Peter Dickinson. Penguin, Oct 1, - Juvenile Fiction - pages. 13 Reviews. Book 1. Water. by Robin McKinley. · 2, Ratings · Reviews · published · 16 editions. Seven tales describe magical beings that inhabit o. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve Water. Want to Read. Master storytellers Robin McKinley and Peter Dickinson share tales of mysterious merfolk and magical humans, all with close ties to the element of water. From Pitiable Nasmith's miserable existence in a seaside town whose inhabitants are more intertwined with the sea than most people know, to.
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