Lautaro's Spear - Larson, Scott R
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A legendary reclusive filmmaker. An enigmatic cook and restaurant proprietor, who is clearly more than he seems. Two mysterious deliveries to be made behind the Iron Curtain. A desperate search for a long-missing old friend. An unexpected love affair on the coast of Normandy. Dallas Green's life has only gotten more interesting in the years since his wild youthful adventure in Mexico, as told in the novel Maximilian and Carlotta Are Dead. In the year 1980, he is now a photographer, living and working in San Francisco, where he adjusts to a world very different from that of his rural roots. He…mehr

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A legendary reclusive filmmaker. An enigmatic cook and restaurant proprietor, who is clearly more than he seems. Two mysterious deliveries to be made behind the Iron Curtain. A desperate search for a long-missing old friend. An unexpected love affair on the coast of Normandy. Dallas Green's life has only gotten more interesting in the years since his wild youthful adventure in Mexico, as told in the novel Maximilian and Carlotta Are Dead. In the year 1980, he is now a photographer, living and working in San Francisco, where he adjusts to a world very different from that of his rural roots. He may be older, but that does not necessarily mean he is any wiser, as his continuing romantic misadventures attest. Lautaro's Spear is Scott R. Larson's third book, following the fantasy novel The Three Towers of Afranor.
Autorenporträt
Scott R. Larson is the author of five novels as well as several blogs, including one of the internet's longest-running movie review web sites, ScottsMovies.com, which has been logging online film commentary since 1995. In addition to three books recounting the fictional adventures of his protagonist, Dallas Green, he also writes in the fantasy genre. Like Dallas, he is a native of California's San Joaquin Valley, though he disavows any other similarities. He has also lived in France and in Chile and many years in and around Seattle, Washington. For some time now, he has called Ireland's province of Connacht home.