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L. Sprague De Camp

    27 de noviembre de 1907 – 6 de noviembre de 2000

    L. Sprague de Camp fue un escritor estadounidense de ciencia ficción y fantasía, además de biógrafo. A lo largo de una carrera de cincuenta años, escribió más de cien libros, incluyendo novelas y obras significativas de no ficción, como biografías de otros autores importantes de fantasía. Fue ampliamente aclamado como un narrador imaginativo e innovador, desempeñando un papel fundamental durante la época dorada de la ciencia ficción a finales de los años 30 y 40. Su enfoque imaginativo del género inspiró a una generación de lectores.

    L. Sprague De Camp
    The Goblin Tower
    Rogue Queen
    The Bronze God of Rhodes
    An Elephant for Aristotle
    Conan the Barbarian
    Glory That Was
    • Glory That Was

      • 170 páginas
      • 6 horas de lectura

      Set in the twenty-seventh century, this narrative explores a world governed by a constitutional monarchy while delving into themes of time travel and alternate history. The protagonist embarks on a journey that intertwines historical events with imaginative possibilities, showcasing the author's talent for blending fact and fiction. As the story unfolds, readers are invited to contemplate the implications of history and the nature of power in a richly crafted alternate reality.

      Glory That Was
    • Two of the most famous contributors to the Conan legend write the official novel of CONAN THE BARBARIAN, the seminal fantasy film by John Milius.

      Conan the Barbarian
    • An Elephant for Aristotle

      • 376 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      The narrative explores the intriguing relationship between Alexander the Great and his mentor, Aristotle, highlighting a unique gesture of respect as Alexander sends an Indian elephant to Aristotle. This act symbolizes their bond and reflects the cultural exchanges of the time. The story delves into themes of mentorship, loyalty, and the impact of friendship across vast historical landscapes, showcasing the significance of their connection amidst Alexander's conquests and Aristotle's philosophical pursuits.

      An Elephant for Aristotle
    • The Bronze God of Rhodes

      • 406 páginas
      • 15 horas de lectura

      Set in ancient Greece, the narrative unfolds through the memoirs of Chares of Lindos, the sculptor behind the colossal statue of the sun god Helios. As he recounts his life and the monumental task of creating this iconic bronze figure, themes of ambition, artistry, and the challenges of craftsmanship emerge. The story delves into the political and cultural landscape of Rhodes, exploring the interplay between personal aspirations and the broader historical events of the time.

      The Bronze God of Rhodes
    • Pioneering in its exploration of sexual themes, this novel by L. Sprague de Camp stands out as one of the early works in science fiction to tackle such subjects. Its bold narrative not only challenges conventional boundaries but also sets a precedent for future authors to delve into more daring topics within the genre.

      Rogue Queen
    • The Enchanter Reborn

      • 320 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      A college professor uses magic spells, disguised as symbolic logic, to enter a dangerous land of myth and magic, where only skilled swordplay will keep him alive. Original.

      The Enchanter Reborn
    • The Purple Pterodactyls

      The Adventures of W. Wilson Newbury, Ensorcelled Financier

      • 228 páginas
      • 8 horas de lectura

      A collection of short stories by science fiction and fantasy author L. Sprague de Camp

      The Purple Pterodactyls