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C. Robert Cargill

    Vétéran du web, C. Robert Cargill s'est imposé comme une voix captivante dans la critique cinématographique et l'écriture de scénarios. Son œuvre se distingue par une profonde compréhension de l'art cinématographique et par sa capacité à captiver un large public. Le style de Cargill est engageant et offre aux lecteurs une perspective unique à travers ses commentaires éclairés sur le monde du cinéma.

    C. Robert Cargill
    Dreams and Shadows
    The Cities That Built the Bible
    Sea of Rust
    Day Zero
    Queen of the Dark Things
    Perspective: From Basic to Creative
    • Perspective: From Basic to Creative

      • 272pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      4,1(24)Évaluer

      Provides simple explanation of the principles of perspective and how an understanding of them is the key for architects and designers to be able to produce great work. Packed with illustrations, it is a useful tool for architectural and 3-D design students, technical illustrators and product designers.

      Perspective: From Basic to Creative
    • Queen of the Dark Things

      • 416pages
      • 15 heures de lecture
      4,1(19)Évaluer

      This acclaimed work of dark and magical contemporary fantasy, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, moves into the world of aboriginal myth and story.

      Queen of the Dark Things
    • Another action-packed apocalyptic thriller from the co-screenwriter of Marvel's Doctor Strange

      Day Zero
    • Sea of Rust

      • 448pages
      • 16 heures de lecture
      4,0(9091)Évaluer

      One of Financial Times' Best Books of 2017 An action-packed post-apocalyptic thriller from the critically acclaimed author, screenwriter, and noted film critic.

      Sea of Rust
    • The Cities That Built the Bible

      • 352pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
      3,9(109)Évaluer

      Explores the cities of the Bible and how they influenced the creation and development of the sacred text, covering the history, archaeology, mysteries, and people of each place

      The Cities That Built the Bible
    • Dreams and Shadows

      • 416pages
      • 15 heures de lecture
      3,6(321)Évaluer

      In the debut novel DREAMS AND SHADOWS, screenwriter and noted film critic C. Robert Cargill takes us beyond the veil, through the lives of Ewan and Colby, young men whose spirits have been enmeshed with the otherworld from a young age. This brilliantly crafted narrative - part Neil Gaiman, part Guillermo Del Torro, part William Burroughs - follows the boys from their star-crossed adolescences to their haunted adulthoods. Cargill's tour-de-force takes us inside the Limestone Kingdom, a parallel universe where whisky-swilling genies and foul-mouthed wizards argue over the state of the metaphysical realm. Having left the spirit world and returned to the human world, Ewan and Colby discover that the creatures from this previous life have not forgotten them, and that fate can never be sidestepped. With sensitivity and hopeful examination, Cargill illuminates a supernatural culture that all too eerily resembles our own. Set in a richly imagined and constructed world, complete with its own richly detailed history and mythology, DREAMS AND SHADOWS is a deeply engaging story about two extraordinary boys becoming men.

      Dreams and Shadows
    • "From the critically acclaimed author of Sea of Rust and Queen of the Dark Things comes a hair-raising collection of short fiction that illuminates the strange, humorous, fantastical, and downright diabolical that tantalize and terrorize us: demons, monsters, zombie dinosaurs, and Death itself. In the novella "The Soul Thief's Son" C. Robert Cargill returns to the terrain of the Queen of the Dark Things to continue the story of Colby Stevens. A Triceratops and an Ankylosaurus join forces to survive a zombie apocalypse that may spell extinction for their kind in "Hell Creek". In a grand old building atop a crack in the world, an Iraq War veteran must serve a one-year term as a punisher of the damned condemned to consume the sins of others in the hope that one day he may find peace in "In a Clean, White Room" (co-authored with Scott Derrickson). In "The Town That Wasn't Anymore," the village of Pine Hill Bluff loses its inhabitants one at a time as the angry dead return when night falls to steal the souls of the living. And in the title story, "We Are Where the Nightmares Go," a little girl crawls through a glowing door beneath her bed and finds herself trapped in a nightmarish wonderland--a crucible of the fragments of children's bad dreams. These tales and four more are assembled here as testament to Cargill's mastery of the phantasmagoric, making We Are Where the Nightmares Go and Other Stories a collection of unnerving horror and fantasy will keep you up all night and haunt your waking dreams"-- Provided by publisher

      We Are Where the Nightmares Go and Other Stories