Slaves of the Mastery

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  • 339

    Pages
  • 9780749749019

    ISBN
  • 129 mm

    Width
  • 198 mm

    Height
  • 289 gram

    Weight
  • NEW

    Edition
  • PAPERBACK

    Binding
  • 22 APRIL 2002

    Publish Date
  • 23 mm

    Spine Width

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    Slaves of the Mastery is the fantastically vivid, breathtaking sequel to The Wind Singer by William Nicholson. Written with the same passion and cinematic scope as the first book in the series, Slaves of the Mastery picks up the story of siblings Kestrel and Bowman five years on from the closing chapter of The Wind Singer. The city of Aramanth has become a kinder pl Slaves of the Mastery is the fantastically vivid, breathtaking sequel to The Wind Singer by William Nicholson. Written with the same passion and cinematic scope as the first book in the series, Slaves of the...  Read More

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    William Nicholson

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    William Nicholson was born in 1948, and grew up in Sussex and Gloucestershire. His plays for television include Shadowlands and Life Story , both of which won the BAFTA Best Television Drama award in their year; other award-winners were Sweet As You Are and The March . In 1988 he received the Royal Television Societys Writers Award. His first play, an adaptation of Shadowlands for the stage, was Evening Standard Best Play of 1990, and went on to a Tony Award winning run on Broadway. He was nominated for an Oscar for the screenplay of the film version, which was directed by Richard Attenborough and starred Anthony Hopkins and Debra Winger.

    Since then he has written more films - Sarafina, Nell, First Knight, Grey Owl , and Gladiator (as co-writer), for which he received a second Oscar nomination. He has written and directed his own film, Firelight ; and three further stage plays, Map of the Heart , Katherine Howard and The Retreat from Moscow , which ran for five months on Broadway and received three Tony Award nominations.

    His novel for older children, The Wind Singer, won the Smarties Prize Gold Award on publication in 2000, and the Blue Peter Book of the Year Award in 2001. Its sequel, Slaves of the Mastery , was published in May 2001, and the final volume in the trilogy, Firesong , in May 2002. The trilogy has been sold in every major foreign market, from the US to China.

    He is now at work on a new sequence of novels for older children, called The Noble Warriors . The first book, Seeker , was published in the UK in September 2005.The second book, Jango, in 2006 and the third book NOMAN, will be published in September 2007.

    His novels for adults are The Society of Others (April 2004) and The Trial of True Love (April 2005).

    He lives in Sussex with his wife Virginia and their three children.

    from williamnicholson.co.u

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