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Item location see all Item location. Show only see all Show only. Being so cosmopolitan, Malko speaks many languages, several of them fluently. His memory, while not photographic, is nevertheless excellent and has helped keep him alive on more than a few occasions.
The author, Gerard de Villiers, has told how in , a friend in the French publishing business talked about the brewing success of James Bond, this just shortly after Ian Fleming had passed away. He thought about the possibility of creating his own series and soon came up with Prince Malko Linge.
Since that start of the series, de Villiers has produced on average 3 to 4 episodes each year. According to information on the Internet, each new adventure sells at least , copies, making a fairly decent living for the writer.
Serdar rated it it was amazing May 11, Un quatuor jubilatoire de copains pour un film qui va droit au coeur More than a recursive view of cinema, Blow Out is an almost didactic take on the cinematographic process itself. Horses in a prestigious race are urged on by their jockeys to tackle one strenuous jump after another However the film was a failure for critics and audiences alike. Filmed in the neutral, minimal studios d'Epinal, the protagonists talk about their lives, loves, desires, regrets, all orchestrated by a masterful edit highlighting the dissonances and malaise of these already tired young people. Fictional special forces personnel Revolvy Brain revolvybrain.
These stories, written in French and translated to other languages in Europe, continue to this day. A complete list of the French titles is given below. They were, unfortunately, published in no particular order, which did add to some confusion to the readers. La Traque Bin Laden: Saving Kabul, part 1?
Saving Kabul, part 2? Translations are always a gamble as it is next to impossible to reproduce the feelings the author intended in the original. Nevertheless, the job done by the various translators, largely one Lowell Bair, is a quite good one. As will all things French, the lead character is better than everyone else and quite full of himself even though he is an Austrian, he is written by a Frenchman.
He loves better, shoots better, fights better hah! But once you put aside that natural bias ok, ok, I admit it!
Controversial series, Gerard de Villiers tells as nobody the violent, erotic pulsion of the world of spies. Tell us what you think of the series. Give your grade and comments.