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	Duncton Wood (Book of Silence, book 1) by William Horwood
		Duncton Wood is the story of a quest into the nature of love and greed, oppression and freedom, courage and corruption - of a quest, finally, into the nature of grace and the power of the spirit.
		The moles of Duncton Wood are a varied lot.
		But the source of the evil that spreads through Duncton lies not only in Mandrake but in the growing disinterest in the rites and traditions that surround the now deserted standing Stone that was once the heart of the system itself.
	www.fantasticfiction.co.uk /h/william-horwood/duncton-wood.htm (395 words)

	Duncton Wood at AllExperts
		Duncton Wood is the title of the first novel by author William Horwood, as well as a six-volume fantasy series to which it was later extended.
		Duncton Wood and the subsequent novels in the series revolve around the moles that inhabit the United Kingdom.
		The central focus of the Duncton series is the Stone, a fictitious mole religion based on the standing stones and stone circles of Britain.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/du/duncton_wood.htm (439 words)

	Duncton Wood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Duncton Wood is the title of the first novel by author William Horwood, as well as a six-volume fantasy series to which it was later extended.
		Duncton Wood and the subsequent novels in the series revolve around the moles that inhabit the United Kingdom.
		The central focus of the Duncton series is the Stone, a fictitious mole religion based on the standing stones and stone circles of Britain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Duncton_Wood (439 words)

	William Horwood (novelist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		William Horwood (born 1944 in Oxford) is an English novelist.
		His first novel, Duncton Wood, an allegorical tale about a community of moles, was published in 1980.
		It was followed by two sequels, forming The Duncton Chronicles, and also a second trilogy, The Book of Silence.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Horwood_(novelist) (204 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Duncton Wood (The Duncton Chronicles): William Horwood: Books
		A wonderful beginning to the first Duncton trilogy, The Duncton Chronicles, Duncton Wood tells the moving story of a system under threat from a new and dangerous religion, of the courage and love between moles, and of the fight between right and wrong.
		Duncton Wood is home to one of the seven great systems of the mole world.
		Duncton wood begins the trilogy brilliantly and sets the scene with a story of...
	www.amazon.co.uk /Duncton-Wood-Chronicles-William-Horwood/dp/0099443007 (904 words)

	Retreat centre accommodation - Duncton Mill
		The accommodation at Duncton Mill consists of a large farmhouse and three cottages.
		Duncton Mill is run as a centre for teaching and although we provide many of the facilities of a hotel, we are not one!
		We like to think that we provide a friendlier and more homely environment than a hotel, where people help out a little during their stay and get a sense of particiipation whilst they are here.
	www.dunctonmill.co.uk /duncton_mill_accommodation.php (331 words)

	Duncton Wood - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia
		Duncton Wood is an animal fantasy novel by William Horwood, based around a community of Moles in a fictional English location.
		John Barber was the cover artist of Arrow Books' 1990 printing, as well as for the sequels, Duncton Quest (1988) and Duncton Found (1989), which completed the Duncton Chronicles triology.
		The second trilogy, The Book of Silence, is set some two or three generations after Duncton Wood.
	furry.wikia.com /wiki/Duncton_Wood (113 words)

	Amazon.com: Duncton Wood (The Duncton Chronicles, 1): William Horwood, John Barber: Books
		It is a story of moles living in a small patch of woods in the English countryside.
		"Duncton Wood" is a very difficult book to describe, not because it's not about anything but because it's basically about everything.
		Written with tremendous skill and heart, with surprises and not some but many of the most memorable scenes in the history of the written word, "Duncton Wood" is indispensable for fans of the novel format of storytelling.
	www.amazon.com /Duncton-Wood-Chronicles-1/dp/0099443007 (1092 words)

	Duncton Wood - William Horwood - Review - Duncton Wood
		Please don't switch off yet, because this is the first book in the trilogy which became the Duncton Chronicles and began a cult from which resulted the Duncton books which were to follow.
		Rebecca, daughter of the obsessively jealous Mandrake is to suffer at his command an act of such atrocity that she is driven to almost fatal despair.
		Since this is the story of Duncton Wood, it is here that we eventually return to a denouement which is filled with a dramatic finality of great beauty.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /printed-books/duncton-wood-william-horwood/417285 (1453 words)

	Online edition of Sunday Observer - Business (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When Privet, a lonely female scribe from the North, makes a pilgrimage to fabled Duncton Wood, only old Stour, Master of the great library, realizes the importance of her quest.
		But Duncton Wood has grown sleepy and is slow to see danger in the spread of a sinister sect of zealots who believe that any other way to the Stone's Silence is blasphemy and deserves death...
		Like their forebears, Duncton moles will need great courage and faith to vanquish evil before they can discover the truth of the Book of Silence...
	www.sundayobserver.lk /2003/03/23/mag05.html (660 words)

	Duncton Tales - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia
		Duncton Tales, published in 1991, is the first book in William Horwood's The Book of Silence trilogy.
		This is set some generations after The Duncton Chronicles, which began with Duncton Wood (1980).
		In 1989 the next Duncton book had been publicised as Tales of Longest Night; this book was never published, although aspects of it are to be seen within Duncton Tales.
	furry.wikia.com /wiki/Duncton_Tales (111 words)

	William Horwood books - on Lovereading.co.uk
		I would never have thought that the author of the bestselling Duncton Wood Chronicles had such a story to tell, although I knew it would be beautifully written.
		William Horwood, author of the "Duncton" trilogies, brings to life the characters of Badger, Water Rat, Mole and Toad.
		As Privet, scholar and scribemole, and her adopted son Whillan, escape from Duncton Wood, the Newborn...
	www.lovereading.co.uk /author/332/William_Horwood.html (514 words)

	eBay.co.uk - horwood, Fiction Books, Non-Fiction Books, Children's Books items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Duncton Wood by William Horwood 1st ed, 3rd imp.1980.
		DUNCTON RISING :- William Horwood H/B 1st 1992 Volume 2
		Callanish by William Horwood (Of Duncan Wood Fame)
	search.ebay.co.uk /horwood_W0QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2 (445 words)

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		From the Deep Woods to Civilization Chapters in the Autobiography of an Indian
	www.haematit.com /hae_bo_doow (2059 words)

	Duncton Wood (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is by far one of the best books i've read (the others being duncton quest and duncton found!).
		Duncton wood begins the trilogy brilliantly and sets the scene with a story of great fantasy and romance and laying the foundations fort the other two.
		You cannot get the Duncton Series in the US, but I strongly recommend my American brothers and sisters order them, read them, and treasure them.
	book.wenstore.co.uk /info/0070304343/Duncton_Wood.html (499 words)

	Adur Valley Torpedo
		in the woods, that are traversed by a maze of paths.
		Duncton Chalk Pit [SU 960 163], south of Petworth.
		Woods Mill, south of Henfield [TQ 218 137].
	www.glaucus.org.uk /AVB40.htm (2235 words)

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		Fighting Pasture moles who had taken a Duncton female into their darkness and done to her what she allowed them to do.
		Whatever it was, she knew that one day soon she must leave Duncton and [p.584] seek out Siabod, where her father had come from.
		Oh, she remembered the blizzard now, and understood again the terrible cry from Mandrake she had heard, and which all her life with him she had never learned how to answer so that he could trust her love.
	www.cs.bham.ac.uk /~jab/ATT-Meta/Databank/Egs/Text/Literature/duncton-wood.22feb94 (4450 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Charlie Dorsch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I plan to discuss some of the many ways (donating money, time, or both) we can help the earth and focus some of our "spare" energy towards healing the wounds we have inflicted upon our planet.
		He is a core group member of the Duncton Wood spiritual community and a co-founder of it's men's coven.
		He is a member of the Duncton Wood core group, co-founder of its men's coven and an outspoken advocate of the men's movement in The Craft.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Dorsch_Charlie_32268391.htm (373 words)

	Scifi and Fantasy Forum: Books and Book Reviews: Any good fantasy novels besides Lord of The Rings?:Archive through Mar ...
		All those books are about the lives and trials-tribulations of a group of moles within a whole society and underworld of moles.
		William Horwoods Duncton Wood books have a global following that is hard to beat, he has sold literally millions of them.
		His country estate in southern England is proof of his worth as a literary genius, he was born poor but now lives in complete splendour.
	speculativevision.com /forum/messages/15/4389.html (1509 words)

	Duncton Wood by William Horwood - SFandF.com - Science Fiction Books and Fantasy Books
		Yet in the shadows of Duncton Wood, a new light is shining.
		A million readers have revelled in The Duncton Chronicles which tells how Moledom's Stone followers struggled to find peace and truth for allmole.
		William Horwood's bestselling Duncton Tales saw Privet, female scholar and scribemole, leave Duncton Wood in search of the fabled Book of Silence.
	www.sfandf.com /html/scifi-fantasy-books.html?id=8&p1=1805 (440 words)

	Duncton Wood (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Oh boy that is a story I just love to read again and again.
		Unfortunately Duncton Wood has a different story, but you can't have everything.
		I shouldn't really put this book in the 'Bad but good' list but you see I hate moles, mere words cannot convey the deep, visceral, hate I have for these creatures.
	parnham.members.beeb.net /Fantasy/Novels/Duncton_Wood.htm (760 words)

	Random Thoughts and Nonsense » What I’m Reading: “Duncton Wood”
		If you have read Watership Down by Richard Adams or the Redwall series (which I haven’t read), then you will be familiar with the general motives of the book: animal protagonists in a human-like society engaged in a struggle between good and evil.
		The novel, part of an extended six book cycle, centers on Bracken and Rebecca, two moles living in the ancient system of Duncton Wood, which has come under the domination of Mandrake, Rebecca’s father, and Rune, an evil mole whose scheming and plots is poisoning their community.
		Once a great community, Duncton Wood is in decline, and the great standing Stone, the worship of which once formed the center of their communal life, is no longer honored, or visited on Midsummer or Longest night.
	www.briansp.com /blog/index.php?p=11 (603 words)

	The Stonor Eagles... - sffworld.com
		It was written by Michael Horwood I think his name was, he made a name for himself with his Duncton Wood series in the early 80s.
		I loved Duncton Wood to start with, but it got pretty depressing too.
		Both Stonor Eagles and Skallagrigg are books that have been very well-received and from the face of it, the premises seem very good.
	www.sffworld.com /forums/showthread.php?p=285164 (1138 words)

	Duncton Tales; Author: Horwood, William; Paperback; Standard Mass-Market size
		The fourth book in William Horwood's bestselling Duncton Chronicles, published and promoted simultaneously with its HarperCollins hardback sequel 'Duncton Stone'.
		Already a million readers have enjoyed periodicals and fantasy mags will bring in an even wider readership.This novel continues the story of a community of moles in Duncton which featured in the books Duncton Wood, Duncton Quest and Duncton Found.
		In this story a new group of moles has emerged - evangelists, led by a prophet who threatens the liberal tradition of Stone worship.
	www.netstoreusa.com /fibooks/000/0006472184.shtml (220 words)

	William Horwood - Voyager Online
		In the mid-seventies he left to write full time.
		Duncton Wood was published in 1980 followed by Stonor Eagles and Kallagrigg, a novel that examined the way we deal with the handicapped.
		In 1988 came Duncton Quest, Duncton Found in 1989 and Duncton Tales in 1991.
	www.voyageronline.com.au /authors/profile.cfm?Author=83 (127 words)

	Bert Babcock - Bookseller, LLC: DUNCTON WOOD., Horwood, William., First Edition
		Brief handwritten note by Horwood to an early fan is pasted onto the front pastedown.
		6"x8" with the following statement in Horwood's hand: "Duncton Wood and the other bpoks are based on the Christian myth, but I am not a Christian".
		Also, laid in, is a card handwritten by Horwood containing the following: "Duncton Wood, Chapter 1" and the entire first sentence of the book.
	www.babcockbooks.com /details.php?record=23561&URLPAIR=//www.babcockbooks.com/featured.php (200 words)

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		Click on Mouse to see the Wood Map and Fox to see sample art from the revised version.
		Mouse, Vole, Squirrel, Hedgehog and Shrew are amongst the animals that you can choose to take your place in The Wood.
		There are many inspirations for this fabulous game including Duncton Wood, Watership Down, The Animals of Farthing Wood, Little Grey Men and so o
	www.geocities.com /talesfromthewood (127 words)

	Books, Listed by Author
		* +Callanish (Franklin Watts 0-531-09833-8, Jun ’84 [May ’84], $12.95, 192pp, hc) Novel of the “lords of all eagles”, by the author of The Stonor Eagles and Duncton Wood.
		* Duncton Quest (Century 0-7126-1695-0, Sep ’88, £12.95, 717pp, hc) [Duncton]* Fantasy novel.
		* _Duncton Wood (Arrow 0-09-944300-7, Jul ’89, £4.50, 730pp, pb) [Duncton] Reissue (McGraw-Hill 1980) animal fantasy novel.
	www.locusmag.com /index/b238.html (2306 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: Potter to live.. for now
		I am unaware of Duncton Wood (and it seems to have been out when I were a lad.
		at December 22, 2004 08:56 PM The Duncton Wood series is awesome.
		If anybody likes the dark fantasy of Stephen Donaldson then they will probably like William Horwood's Duncton Wood series.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2004/12/potter_to_live.php (1469 words)

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