" (from the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction). Gefangene der Finsternis, TF 27 (1976) Die Rache der Toten (Novelle) in Schwerter, Schemen und Schamanen, TF 32 (1977) Stadt der Götter, TF 33 (1977). The protagonist's adventures in his Virtual Reality increasingly take on a Science Fantasy colour. "Pseudonym of Austrian author Hubert Straßl (1941- ), whose Magira sequence – featuring a character who first creates a Wargame and then becomes absorbed within it – begins with Reiter der Finsternis (1975 trans Christine Priest as War-Gamers' World 1978), Das Heer der Finsternis (1975 trans Christine Priest as Army of Darkness 1979), Boten der Finsternis (1976 trans Christine Priest as Messengers of Darkness 1979), and continues with further not-yet translated titles, Dämonen der Finsternis (1978), Gefangene der Finsternis (1979) and Diener der Finsternis (1979).
The front endpaper has an ink stamp of a horse in purple ink. The text pages have some light generalized toning. The rear cover of the book has spots of foxing / discoloration.
There is generalized rubbing to the covers, and some fading as well. The book has some light bumping and rubbing to the spine ends, corners and edges. The book is in Very Good- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The protagonist's adventures in his Virtual Reality increasingly take on a Science Fantasy colour.Author: WALKER, HUGH (PSEUDONYM OF HUBERT STRAßL)ĭescription: New York: Daw Books, 1978.
"Pseudonym of Austrian author Hubert Straßl (1941- ), whose Magira sequence ? featuring a character who first creates a Wargame and then becomes absorbed within it ? begins with Reiter der Finsternis (1975 trans Christine Priest as War-Gamers' World 1978), Das Heer der Finsternis (1975 trans Christine Priest as Army of Darkness 1979), Boten der Finsternis (1976 trans Christine Priest as Messengers of Darkness 1979), and continues with further not-yet translated titles, Dämonen der Finsternis (1978), Gefangene der Finsternis (1979) and Diener der Finsternis (1979).
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