Other Lands by David Anthony Durham

Other Lands by David Anthony Durham

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Queen Corinn Akaran of the known world has a primary goal that is to topple the Lothan Aklun and so she sends her brother Daniel, disguised as a slave, on an exploratory expedition to the Other Lands. Daniel soon discovers a mainland that is a more lush, exotic, and expansive than the Known World.

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Other Lands by David Anthony Durham

"The Other Lands" begins a few years after Acacia, and Queen Corinn Akaran is firmly in control of the Known World. Her primary goal is to topple the Lothan Aklun and so she sends her brother Daniel, disguised as a slave, on an exploratory expedition to the Other Lands. Daniel soon discovers a mainland that is a more lush, exotic, and expansive than the Known World; and the ruling tribe, the Auldek, are more numerous and powerful than the Numrek. But unbeknownst to the Corinn and her siblings, the Numrek and Auldek are ancient ancestors and their inevitable alliance could mean the downfall of Acacia. In this bold and imaginative sequel to Acacia, Queen Corinn must unite the battered and abused people of the Acacia Empire against the powerful tribes of the Other Lands.
David Anthony Durham was born in New York City. He is the award-winning author of four acclaimed novels, Gabriel's Story, Walk Through Darkness, Hannibal: Pride of Carthage and the opening chapter in his 'The War with the Mein' trilogy, Acacia. He lived in Scotland for several years but now lives with his family in California, where he teaches at Cal State University.
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ISBN 13 9780385614498
ISBN 10 0385614497
Title Other Lands
Author David Anthony Durham
Series The War With The Mein
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Transworld Publishers Ltd
Year published 2009-10-22
Number of pages 480
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.