Marion Zimmer Bradley Audiobook collection 1 - 4

If you enjoy Marion Zimmer Bradley works then support her and her his books. I myself have every book in her wonderfull collection. Dont be cheap. This is free and comming straight out of her pocket. Support the Auther. http://www.avalonbooks.net/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mists_of_Avalon The Mists of Avalon is lauded as one of the most original and emotional retellings of the familiar Arthurian legend. Bradley received much praise for convincing portrayal of the main protagonists, her respectful handling of the pagan ways of Avalon and for telling a story in which there is neither black and white or good and evil, but several truths. Isaac Asimov called it "the best retelling of the Arthurian Saga I have ever read", and Jean Auel noted "I loved this book so much I went out and bought it for a friend, and have told many people about it."[2] The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction calls the book "a convincing revision of the Arthurian cycle," and said that the victory of Christianity over the "sane but dying paganism" of Avalon "ensures eons of repression for women and the vital principles they espouse." It won the 1984 Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel and spent four months on the New York Times best seller list in hardcover. The trade paperback edition of Mists of Avalon has ranked among the top five trade paperbacks on the monthly Locus bestseller lists for almost four years.[3] The book has been criticised in some Christian circles for being nothing more than thinly-veiled feminist propaganda, as the stereotypically strong female lead of Morgaine is placed next to weak women like Gwenhwyfar and tortured male leads in the characters of a hapless, confused King Arthur and a Lancelet living in denial of his bisexual attraction to Arthur. Additionally, Christian fantasy fans have blasted the book for having anti-Christian sentiments, although the author herself was a Christian, they criticise that the book portrays Christianity as oppressive and anti-woman, and also includes sexual themes like incest, rape and ménage à trois.[4] In Germany, Mists of Avalon has been included in the "Bild Bestseller Bibliothek" of the Bild, Germany's highest-selling newspaper; it is a list of what Bild calls the 25 finest pieces of popular fiction of all time, alongside other classics like Shining or The Silence of the Lambs. BitRate 62 kbps Seed this man ! If you take it check back now and then to make sure its seeded well. Help Keep it alive.

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LaNelle (2008-02-06)

Marion Zimmer Bradley sadly died September 25, 1999.

ODD4 (2010-03-09)

However, her co-author throughout the series Diana L. Paxon continues to write books in the series, and I hope you will find them up to your standards.
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