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	Deathstalker (novel) Information
		Deathstalker is a series of books written by the British author Simon Green that are based on the Life and Times of Owen Deathstalker.
		Giles is the founder of the Deathstalker Clan.
		Under the Deathstalker clan, food was grown using traditional, pastoral methods, and the population is relatively free.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Deathstalker_(novel) (3235 words)

	Deathstalker (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Deathstalker is a series of books written by the British author Simon Green that are based on the Life and Times of Owen Deathstalker.
		Giles is the founder of the Deathstalker Clan.
		Under the Deathstalker clan, food was grown using traditional, pastoral methods, and the population is relatively free.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Deathstalker_(novel) (3258 words)

	Deathstalker II: Duel of the Titans
		Deathstalker appears as the guards are beating up Reena ands says: "Ordinarily I don't mind seeing a woman get a good beating if she deserves it." There you have it.
		Deathstalker II's hero is on the fence about whether or not he should save a girl from a beating whereas Deathstalker I's hero goes around raping girls.
		Deathstalker gets caught in a mausoleum while Reena is left outside to fight off an attacking band of zombies that have risen from their graves because...
	www.lanceandeskimo.com /chefelf/rev_ds2.shtml (2188 words)

	Deathstalker Destiny Book at Shop Ireland
		Deathstalker Destiny is the fifth and final installment in the life and times of Owen Deathstalker.
		I am sure that all who are reading this review will agree that the Deathstalker Epic has been one of the most imaginative and exciting series to be published in the Science Fiction genre in the last few years.
		It was therefore with some apprehension that I picked up and read Deathstalker Destiny, wondering how the ending could possibly do justice to the previous four books.
	www.shopireland.ie /books/detail/1857988779/Deathstalker-Destiny- (915 words)

	Rambles: Simon R. Green, Deathstalker Return
		Owen Deathstalker, Hazel D'Ark, Jack Random, Ruby Journey -- they are just legends now, the details of their exploits removed from the historical record because the new king and queen thought that the people would be more inspired by legend than a history that revealed their human weaknesses.
		Deathstalker Legacy took up the story 200 years later, introducing us to a new Deathstalker in Lewis, a noble Paragon who was named King Douglas's Champion and then branded a traitor when he ran off with the king's intended bride Jesamine Flowers.
		Lewis Deathstalker and his ill-sorted allies retrace much of the path followed by the legendary Owen himself, stopping off on Lachrymose Christi and Shandrakor before proceeding to Haden, the home of the Madness Maze that gave Owen Deathstalker and his companions the superhuman powers that helped them become the venerated saviors of humanity.
	www.rambles.net /green_dsreturn04.html (630 words)

	This Just In...News from The Agony Column
		From the beginning, this novel is a love-poem from a mother to a child.
		Novels are for the heroes, the mythic, the bigger-than-life.
		The Nightside Novels -- 'Something from the Nightside', 'Agents of Light and Darkness' and 'Nightingale's Lament' are quite fun, kicky little novels set in a surreal bit of London where it's always 3 AM and the gods and monsters walk the streets with unfortunate humans.
	trashotron.com /agony/news/2005/01-31-05.htm (6415 words)

	Deathstalker (Gollancz S.F.) Book at Shop Ireland
		This is space opera in the grand tradition, filled with sweeping turns and possibilities extending across an Empire of worlds and centuries, featuring a cast of human aristocrats, clones, espers (mutants with varying ESP capabilities), monstrous aliens, augmented men, genetically-enhanced creatures, legends and heroes from the past, and outlaws.
		Deathstalker first escapes - barely - to Mistworld, a cold stink-hole of a planet that serves as the one and only refuge of outlaws all across the Empire.
		The book focuses on Owen Deathstalker, an aristoctact inexpicably outlawed by the empire, who is forced to recognise the empire's inhumanity and cruelty and then vows to bring justice.
	www.shopireland.ie /books/detail/0575601604/Deathstalker- (1198 words)

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		Deathstalker must fight his way against harrowing odds to keep his life and protect those he has come to know as friends.
		In “Deathstalker Rebellion,” Deathstalker and his friends, who survived the Madness Maze, put their newfound mysterious powers to work against the Empire as they join with various networks of rebels to begin a sincere effort to overthrow the Iron Bitch.
		Deathstalker and his fellow Madness Maze survivors begin to realize the range of abilities bestowed on them.
	www.audiobookcafe.com /FtrLst.cfm?FtrCatCod=3&code=948 (1102 words)

	Simon Green - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His Deathstalker series is partly a parody of the usual space-opera of the 1950s, told with sovereign disregard of the rules of probability, while being at the same time extremely bloodthirsty.
		First written in 1995, Shadows Fall is a novel discussing a small town at the back of beyond where legends go to die.
		Referred by Simon R. Green as one of his best works it was referenced in the fourth and sixth books of the Nightside Novels and was republished last year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Simon_Green (792 words)

	Amazon.ca: Deathstalker: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This first-in-a-series is populated by a suave and suitably blas{‚}e hero, nasty villains galore, a wide assortment of peculiar supporting characters of many bizarre species, and the requisite confused love interest; and it is set on a criminal planet, Mistworld, at an imperial court, and all over a wildly variegated galaxy.
		Owen Deathstalker, last of his line, is a quiet man, a historian, remote from the stench of corruption and intrigue surrounding the Iron Throne at the heat of the galaxy-spanning, tyrannical Empire.
		However, over the course of the several novels he comes to be a very interesting character, and better yet his companions are, generally, also very interesting.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0575601604 (1165 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Deathstalker Destiny: Books: Simon R. Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Deathstalker Destiny is the fifth and final installment in the life and times of Owen Deathstalker.
		When all is said and done, though, this novel (and this whole series) is just way too much fun to miss.
		I am sure that all who are reading this review will agree that the Deathstalker Epic has been one of the most imaginative and exciting series to be published in the Science Fiction genre in the last few years.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Deathstalker-Destiny-Simon-R-Green/dp/1857988779 (1387 words)

	Science Fiction Book Reviews
		ewis Deathstalker, descendant of the legendary Owen Deathstalker, flees the Empire's capital, Logres, after his rival, Finn Durandal, attempts to have him murdered.
		Deathstalker Return, the latest novel in Simon R. Green's Deathstalker series, is an entertaining novel filled with action, political intrigue and humor.
		Despite these few minor flaws, this novel is a lot of fun to read.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue353/books.html (677 words)

	Amazon.ca: Deathstalker Honor: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As Deathstalker Honor opens, the rebellion against the Empire is the stuff of history and the war to overthrow Empress Lionstone XIV has been won.
		Deathstalker Honor kept my eyes glued to the pages, more anxious than ever to follow the exploits of Deathstalker and his select group of revolutionary allies.
		There is also a new and effective twist at the end; unlike its predecessors, this novel ends on a major cliff-hanger that is sure to drive Deathstalker fans in droves to Deathstalker Destiny, the fifth and final book in the life and times of Owen Deathstalker.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0451456483 (1528 words)

	Deathstalker Legacy (Owen Deathstalker)
		Deathstalker Destiny: Being the Fifth and Last Part of the Life and Times of Owen Deathstalker (Owen Deathstalker)
		Deathstalker Honor: Being the Fourth Part of the Life and Times of Owen Deathstalker (Owen Deathstalker)
		DeathStalker Legacy is utterly brilliant to anyone who can appreciate a space opera/satirical/action adventure.
	www.textbooksrus.com /search/BookDetail?kbid=1010&isbn=0451459547 (721 words)

	ChrisW's Book Review Page
		The first book was noticeably a first novel, but DiMercurio made up for it in his knowledge of the subject matter; he is former Chief Propulsion Officer on a 637-class boat, and it shows in his understanding of sonar and other details.
		This is a novel which has it all: an dangerous alien device left over from the early days of the universe, a fragmenting human polity on the verge of civil war, and the Freemasons.
		Despite being a novel set a thousand or more years in the future, some of the technology in the book was obsolescent when it was published (e.g., computers using tape drives and printing continuous-feed paper).
	www.kentaurus.com /bkrevfict.htm (8623 words)

	Book Information: Deathstalker :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		Owen Deathstalker, unwilling head of his clan, sought to avoid the perils of the Empire's warring factions but unexpectedly found a price on his head.
		He fled to Mistworld, where he began to build an unkikely force to topple the throne--a broken hero, an outlawed Hadenman, a thief, and a bounty hunter.
		With their help, The Deathstalker took the first step on a far more dangerous journey to claim the role for which he'd been destined since before his birth...
	www.iblist.com /book1192.htm (147 words)

	Simon R. Green - SFBookcase Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The fantasy novels are set in a world of magic, swords, and demons.
		Owen's only defense is the Deathstalker family's secret power of the "boost" that allows him to become an blur during battle.
		A small patrol is sent to a fort, on the edge of the Darkwood, that has mysteriously stopped communicating with the rest of the Forest Kingdoms.
	www.farris.co.uk /books/archive/srgreen.htm (347 words)

	Deathstalker Legacy - Simon R. Green
		A century has passed since Owen Deathstalker sacrificed himself for humanity, and a Golden Age of peace began between the many species of the galaxy.
		But Owen's descendant, Lewis Deathstalker, has his work cut out for him as the king's new Champion and protector-for the Golden Age of peace is about to be brought into ruin...
		My feeling was that the author wanted to keep these legends alive for a future novel, so he threw in references to them in this story so the readers wouldn’t forget them – and would even hope to find them alive in a future story.
	www.gothicrevue.com /DeathstalkerLegacy.html (481 words)

	Amazon.de: Deathstalker Rebellion (Owen Deathstalker): English Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Deathstalker Destiny (Owen Deathstalker) von Simon R. Green
		This novel(and all others in the series should have been a third as long.) I just picked up the book because I already read all the Weber, Heinlien, McCafferey, Moon, and other Sci fi authors newest works and was getting kinda desperate.
		All in all the series is good for just passing the time waiting for Weber's next Honor Harrington novel or McCafferey's next Pern novel.
	www.amazon.de /exec/obidos/ASIN/0451455525 (956 words)

	Fans of Simon Green
		I'm unbelievably excited about Deathstalker Coda coming out, which is kind of ridiculous considering I still have several months to wait for it, but oh well.
		The whole deathstalker seires is great and i encourage anyone who hasnt read it to go buy it and read it.
		I must admit that Deathstalker is one of the few multi-charactered epics in which nearly all characters are interesting me at the same time.
	community.livejournal.com /simon_green_fan (2076 words)

	Books, Listed by Author
		* Deathstalker (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45435-9, Feb ’95 [Jan ’95], $5.99, 523pp, pb, cover by Donato) [Deathstalker]* SF novel; space opera on a grand scale.
		Lord Owen Deathstalker is forced into rebellion against the galactic Empress; this appears to be the start of a new series.
		Volume three in the “Deathstalker” series, set in the same universe as the “Mistworld” sequence.
	www.locusmag.com /index/b202.html (2498 words)

	Amazon.de: Deathstalker Honor (Owen Deathstalker): English Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		So the war continues, as Owen Deathstalker tries to settle the universe once and for all.
		The fourth in the series is still great escapist fun, and I'm willing to go on to the fifth Deathstalker novel(and last, or so we've been promised) in the series.
		The first three books of the Deathstalker Saga, while a little "loose" in the writing, presented some interesting characters whose exploits are followed in this the 4th of 5 books in the series.
	www.amazon.de /exec/obidos/ASIN/0451456483 (755 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Deathstalker
		This is the first in Green's series featuring protagonist Owen Deathstalker and the story of his rebellion against the evil Empire and presumably the events covered in this initial instalment have some bearing on the eight novels that follow.
		One such gets his kicks in the arena as a champion masked gladiator, whilst another fills his system with the best and most exotic narcotics he can find, but far from being a space cadet, he is in fact a shrewd fighter and politician.
		Though it's not without appeal, as a narrative, Deathstalker is not such a good novel -- it reads too much like a loosely connected sequence of adventuresome happenings, rather than as a single story arc.
	www.sfsite.com /07a/ds227.htm (772 words)

	This Just In...News from The Agony Column
		His mainstay series is 'Deathstalker' and son, a sort-of 'Star Wars' type shtick with big heroes fighting bigger evil.
		I interviewed Jonathan Lethem when he was touring for this novel, and had a blast over at KQED studios in San Francisco.
		Yes, the novel opens as a trio of investors -- two Russians and one American -- meet in front of a rural hotel, then transform into mosquitoes.
	trashotron.com /agony/news/2003/12-08-03.htm (2702 words)

	»»Fourth-market Reviews««
		In his 10th novel, however, John Irving undertakes to imagine just such a transplant, which involves a donor, a recipient, a surgeon, a particular Green Bay Packer fan, and the remarkable left hand that brings them together.
		Almost Swiftian, the novel might have made a better essay, possibly even without the love aspect which is supposed to be the redemptive force of the book but is not entirely believable.
		Irving's longer novels can support and sustain his meandering, almost chatty prose style, but this effort's brevity and the plot's sparseness serve to emphasize certain faults.
	www.financial-book-review.com /Forward-rate/Fourth-market/Fourth-market_3.html (5400 words)

	Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mary and the Giant (Gollancz SF S.) by Philip K. Dick (Gollancz 09 June, 2005 / £7.99) - Dick's mainstream novel Mary & the Giant was, I think I'm right in saying, originally published in 1987, some years after the author's untimely death.
		Deathstalker War (Gollancz SF S.) by Simon R. Green (Gollancz 09 June, 2005 / £6.99) - Mass market release of Green's latest Deathstalker novel.
		Crash Deluxe: A Parrish Plessis Novel by Marianne De Pierres (Orbit 02 June, 2005 / £6.99) - A new Parrish Plessis novel, and the third in this increasingly popular series by Australian author Marianne De Pierres.
	www.sfrevu.com /UKBooks-Column.php?Search=200506 (1553 words)

	Green, Simon R.: Best Prices & Discounts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		While this second entry in the life and times of Owen Deathstalker retains all of the action and fun of the first novel, an element of camp seems to have set in to make the series less fulfilling.
		Although "Deathstalker Legacy" starts off slowly of necessity, as Green needs to introduce all the compelling, vicious and heroic characters as well as a host of mind-boggling aliens and "un-humans", once the...
		I have read many of Simon R. Green's novels, including Blue Moon Rising, The Hawk and Fisher Novels, the first four or five Deathstalker books, and the Nightside Novels, so as you can see, I love Green's writing as much as the next guy.
	www.vitalstop.com /amazon/mode_15278/type_browse (542 words)

	Amazon.com: Deathstalker Honor (Deathstalker): Books: Simon R. Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As Deathstalker Honor opens, the rebellion against the Empire is the stuff of history and the war to overthrow Empress Lionstone XIV has been won.
		Deathstalker Honor kept my eyes glued to the pages, more anxious than ever to follow the exploits of Deathstalker and his select group of revolutionary allies.
		There is also a new and effective twist at the end; unlike its predecessors, this novel ends on a major cliff-hanger that is sure to drive Deathstalker fans in droves to Deathstalker Destiny, the fifth and final book in the life and times of Owen Deathstalker.
	www.amazon.com /Deathstalker-Honor-Simon-R-Green/dp/0451456483 (2208 words)

	Amazon.com: Deathstalker Destiny (Owen Deathstalker): Books: Simon R. Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Deathstalker Legacy (Owen Deathstalker) by Simon R. Green
		Owen Deathstalker's greatest love--Hazel d'Ark--has been abducted by a cult dedicated to the excesses of scientific experimentation.
		Deathstalker Destiny (Owen Deathstalker) by Simon R. Green
	www.amazon.com /Deathstalker-Destiny-Owen-Simon-Green/dp/0451457560 (1845 words)

	BookCloseouts.com - The Bestseller in Bargain Books
		Lewis Deathstalker is on the run, with an evil Empire snapping at his heels.
		He and his companions, the diva Jesamine Flowers, the conman Brett Random, the psychopath Rose Constantine and a reptiloid called Saturday, travel from world to world, searching for help and answers to the mysteries of the past.
		On Shandrakor, they explore the ruins of the old Deathstalker Standing, and fight with more than one kind of monster.
	www.bookcloseouts.com /?R=0451428218B&TO=1 (143 words)

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