Brom. Peter Pan.

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Хочууу... вот теперь точно сделаю себе отдельную валютную карточку и первое, что закажу на амазоне...


* картинки все увеличиваются

я это нашла на сайте автора

"In The Child Thief, Peter is indeed a boy who will never grow up, but his existence is oh so much more complicated than the movie and stage versions we know. Peter travels to modern day New York City to find new members for his tribe, who fight real battles in a Neverland that is now a part of Avalon and includes a great deal of real danger – even just to get there requires a frightening and challenging journey (a true rite of passage for the lost adolescents Peter has convinced to join him).

Brom’s Avalon is going through a very difficult time and there are many painful moments in this book. Death and suffering are everywhere here – this is not a book for the faint of heart or those looking for escapist fiction. By conjoining the world of Avalon to our own, and especially to the painful and bloody history of the conquering of the North American continent by European soldiers and settlers, the author has brought us face to face with the darkest elements of the modern industrial society to which we have evolved. Even at the end he avoids the easy and satisfying resolution of his story that many readers may be seeking. It’s not entirely a dark ending, but neither is it thoroughly uplifting. Personally, I loved the ambiguity throughout the book." - David Wilk


"Ancient magics combine with feral logic to culminate in Brom’s The Child Thief. A retelling of Peter Pan spanning America’s earliest, magically rich beginnings to today’s bare whispers of belief. Wickedly poetic, The Child Thief makes me want to believe." — Kim Harrison

"Brom has always been an artist who gave us nightmares fully realized, but with the CHILD THIEF, he paints in words. A wonderfully nasty Peter Pan reboot that stands on its own as a dark twisted adventure." — Christopher Golden

"A gruesome and darkly fantastical twist on a classic tale. Brom injescts pure horror into fantasy." —Holly Black


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Peter had said something about fairies, and pixies, and goblins. Of course Peter had said a lot of nutty things. Were these pixies? It really didn’t matter to Nick at the moment, he was more concerned with the way these creatures were looking at him, like he’d be good to eat.





“Nick,” Peter said, his words quick and urgent. “No matter what you hear, no matter what you see, ignore them. Avoid their eyes. And whatever you do, don’t dare speak to them.” Peter glanced into the fog. “If you lose the path Nick, your bones will never leave the Mist.”

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