King Kong by Delos W Lovelace

King Kong by Delos W Lovelace

"King Kong" is one of the most famous films of all time, and the original novelisation by Delos W. Lovelace, based on Edgar Wallace and Merion C. Cooper's idea, is an enduring classic of fantasy fiction. King Kong: taller than a 5-storey building, able to crush an aeroplane with his bare hand, ruler of a lost empire of prehistoric monsters. King Kong: the giant killer ape who fell in love with a blonde waif and made her the prisoner of his strange passion..."King Kong": the world-famous story of the beauty and the beast that has thrilled and amazed countless millions in dozens of languages ...From the seething jungles of Skull Island, a land which time and civilisation have forgotten, to the skyscrapers of teeming New York City, King Kong inspires terror and awe as his colossal saga of innocence, passion and towering rage unfold a tragic love story of gargantuan proportions. "King Kong": The Eighth Wonder of the World: a story you will never forget!

"KING KONG is one of the most famous films of all time, and the original novelisation by Delos WLovelace, based on Edgar Wallace and Merion C. Cooper's idea, is an enduring classic of fantasy fiction. Lovelace transports you to depression hit New York and the mists of Skull Island admirably. " MOVIE CLUB NEWS "It includes an excellent afterward written by horror movie critics Stephen Jones. A value-for-money hardback." BIRMINGHAM MAIL "Am interesting companion to the Kong movies. It still has a certain charm." DREAMWATCH

Delos W. Lovelace, born in 1894 in Minnesota, was a newspaper journalist and columnist on the New York Sun. He later became a popular writer of short stories. As well as writing alone, he occasionally collaborated with his wife, novelist Maud Hart Lovelace, who wrote the Betsy-Tacy stories.

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ISBN 13	9780575078765
ISBN 10	0575078766
Titre	King Kong
Auteur	Delos W Lovelace
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Type de reliure	Hardback
Éditeur	Orion Publishing Co
Année de publication	2005-12-01
Nombre de pages	208
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