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La Maldición del Dragón
by Dennis L. McKiernan · Folio / Timun Mas. Grandes Autores de la Literatura Fantástica. · tapa dura · 558 pages
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Pages: 558 pagesAuthor: Dennis L. McKiernanPublisher: Folio / Timun Mas. Grandes Autores de la Literatura Fantástica.Format: tapa duraLanguage: es-ESISBN: ISBN 9788441308268
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Synopsis of La Maldición del Dragón
La Maldición del Dragón es una novela de fantasía escrita por Dennis L. McKiernan, publicada en 1997 por Timun Mas - Folio. Este libro, que forma parte de la serie 'Grandes Autores de la Literatura Fantástica', sumerge al lector en un mundo de magia y aventuras. La edición es de tapa dura y cuenta con 558 páginas.
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Dennis L. McKiernan
Dennis Lester McKiernan is an American writer best known for his high fantasy The Iron Tower. His genres include high fantasy, science fiction, horror fiction, and crime fiction. His primary setting, Mithgar, was originally meant to host Middle-Earth stories that were sequels to Tolkien's work. It has since grown to reflect a much broader variety of influences, including "fairy tales and Oz books and folk tales and other such stories".
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