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Alan Robert Lancaster
+++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ Next book out after 'WAYFARER - Long Road North' will be 'LANDWASTER - Cry In The Wilderness' in 2015 - probably autumn. For an update on future publications look up the RAVENFEAST page on Hub-pages or on the Bookshelf (p2)... show more

+++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ STOP PRESS +++++ Next book out after 'WAYFARER - Long Road North' will be 'LANDWASTER - Cry In The Wilderness' in 2015 - probably autumn. For an update on future publications look up the RAVENFEAST page on Hub-pages or on the Bookshelf (p2) of the NORTHWORLD SAGA SITE (see web addresses below). There's a link on the Northworld Site to bring you back here. Hello, I am Alan Lancaster, author of the RAVENFEAST saga series. You will be familiar with the first three books, 'RAVENFEAST', 'OVERTHROWN' and 'OUTCAST'. Book four 'BETRAYED - The Net Tightens' joined the RAVENFEAST saga in April, 2014 available in paperback and uploaded to Amazon Kindle. Buy the paperback editions if you are unfamiliar with the background, terminology and geography of the books in the 'RAVENFEAST' saga series for the historical notes, background and map - unavailable in the KDP version. There's a review of RAVENFEAST by Christoph Fischer on the Historical Novel Society's website:http://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/ravenfeast-farewell-to-legend 'WAYFARER' has been available since October, 2014. Look up either the Bookshelf page on the Northworld Site - www.northworldsagasite.webeden.co.uk - or RAVENFEAST page on Hub-pages - http://alancaster149.hubpages.com/hub/THE-RAVENFEAST-SERIES - for an overview of the books and historical background. Will appear in 9X6 format (as with the other four). Keep an eye out for 'WAYFARER' here in paperback. The editing on the next MS in the series, 'LANDWASTER', is complete (20 Chapters again). A harrowing tale, it weaves around the era of William I's 'Harrying of the North' and tells of the frustrations Ivar has to put up with. There are skirmishes and raids on the Norman lords' strongholds, and those who see the new rulers as a way of bettering themselves had best beware! This can also lead to betrayals... ***I would recommend you buy the New Generation edition of RAVENFEAST, as the book was re-edited since publishing through Authorhouse. The newer edition is the improved version, not only because of that, but there is a bigger map in the re-published edition and a pronunciation guide to help understand how the place names and terminology 'work' (makes the reading easier as well). It's also half the price of the original edition*** If you're around in the south-east of England in mid-October this year why not come to the Battle Abbey re-enactment weekend, Battle Abbey near Hastings, 10th -11th October, 2015. See the event box below. On Hub-pages there's the RAVENFEAST page that will take you through the saga, book-by-book along with future projects, visit (no need to add 'www') alancaster149.hubpages.com/hub/The-Ravenfeast-Series with a link to the Northworld Saga Site. Take a day out at the next re-enactment at Battle Abbey near Hastings in October 2015, the nearest weekend to the 14th. Time enough to plan your visit to li'l old England.Pride of place has to be my NORTHWORLD SAGA Site through Webeden, www.northworldsagasite.webeden.co.uk. See me also on Twitter, LinkedIn and now also www.mybookbuzz.com/alan-robert-lancaster The family is strewn between London, Leeds, Teesside, Dortmund and Vienna. Elder daughter Joanne now lives on another planet. Only joking, she's moved to South East London, still working in the Tours Office at the Lord's ground in NW London (now Deputy Manager and sometimes taking tours herself). In Germany son Robert is midway through a teaching degree to teach English as a second language. In Austria younger daughter Suzy is doing her PhD in maths & physics at the Technical University in central Vienna. Kath, my wife of some years does talks on London's history for groups in the surrounding area and West Essex. Watch this space.
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The Reading Head
The Reading Head rated it 10 years ago
After reviewing Alan's first book, Ravenfeast, I was a little apprehensive about reviewing this one. I found the first book extremely difficult to follow and heavy. So I was pleasantly surprised when I realised that Overthrown had no such issues! I found this book much easier to understand and foll...
The Reading Head
The Reading Head rated it 10 years ago
This is a long book at 620 pages, and not for the faint of heart as I think it is a tough read. At times I found the story difficult to follow, and had some trouble trying to figure out which character was on Ivar’s side and who he was fighting.If your looking for a book to really take your time ove...
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