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 The Legend of Deathwalker - David Gemmell
 The Legend of Deathwalker - David Gemmell ... among the Nadir started in Legend.Newest Review: ... went on to write other excellent work but eventually I think it was inevitable that he had to come back to Druss. Two ... more ... prequels therefore were created, "The First Chronicles of Druss the Legend" and "The Legend of Deathwalker"
In "The First Chronicles" Druss was a humble lumberjack in a small village, clumsy and awkward. It tells the story of how he fell in love with his wife and when she was taken from him, how he cut a swathe across the world killing everyone who stood in the way of him getting to her.
The Legend of Deathwalker which follows on from the First Chronicles is centered on Druss, the warr...more |
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The Legend of Deathwalker - David Gemmell: Is this an axe I see before me? (661 words)
by - written on 26/07/09 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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If any character was deserving of immortalisation on the big screen it would be Druss the Legend. David Gemmell created the character in his first novel "Legend" way back in 1984. The book itself became a classic and it's creation was borne of passion as Gemmell wrote the central story as a metaphor some years earlier when he was diagnosed with cancer that at the time he believed was terminal. "The Seige of Dros Delnoch" which became "Legend" was on the surface a story about the Fortress of Dros Delnoch being attacked by hordes of Nadir warriors. However, beneath this was the passion wrought from the fact that the ... Read the complete review
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