Robert Chambers

Robert William Chambers (1865-1933) nació en Brooklyn en una familia de terratenientes de origen escocés. Estudió en el New York Art Student’s League y en 1886 se trasladó a París, donde convivió con

«Oí entonces cómo se alzaba su voz, atronando detrás de la llameante luz, y caí y me cubrieron resplandecientes olas de fuego. Mientras me hundía en las profundidades, oí que el Rey de Amarillo susur

An American-born girl, Tressa Norne, has been held in bondage in the Temple of Erlik, an Oriental devil-god of Central Asia. After many years of captivity, Tressa finally escapes to America knowing that a worldwide organization of murderous black magicians, made up of Yezidees and Hassani, are plotting to take over and enslave the world. A secret agent, Victor Cleves, protects and loves Tressa, and with his support, Tressa battles the black magicians who are trying to kill her. Will White Magic triumph over Black?

The collection "Life of Sir Walter Scott, with Abbotsford Notanda" stands as a comprehensive exploration of the literary titan Sir Walter Scott, capturing the multifaceted nature of his life and work. This anthology delves into the tapestry of Scotts contributions to literature and culture, artfully combining detailed biography with reflective notations on his beloved home, Abbotsford. Readers are treated to a rich narrative that traverses various literary styles, from incisive biographical sketches to evocative prose capturing the essence of Scotts environments, offering a panoramic view of his indelible influence on the literary landscape. The anthology presents contributions from esteemed authors Robert Chambers and Robert Carruthers, whose illustrious careers in literature and biography lend a profound depth to the work. Their narratives weave together elements of Romantic and early Victorian literary traditions, reflecting on Scotts role in these movements and his enduring legacy. The inclusion of diverse voices and perspectives serves to examine ScottAos life through multiple lenses, providing scholarly insights into the historical and cultural context of his era and how his lifeAos work reverberated through his contemporaries and beyond. "Life of Sir Walter Scott, with Abbotsford Notanda" is an essential read for both scholars and enthusiasts of historical literature, offering a multi-layered examination of one of historys influential figures. This collection invites readers to engage with the intellectual discourse surrounding Scotts life and works, appreciating the nuanced views presented by Chambers and Carruthers. It serves as an educational tool, augmenting ones understanding of Scotts literary impact and nurturing a dialogue about the transformative power of his writing and personal history within the broader literary canon.