Allan Massie je škótsky autor, ktorý sa vyznačuje záujmom o vzdialenú minulosť. Jeho rozsiahla a rozmanitá tvorba zahŕňa viac ako dvadsať románov, v ktorých majstrovsky prepája historické témy s osobitým literárnym štýlom. Massieho písanie je cenené pre hĺbku vhľadu do ľudskej povahy a historických udalostí.
Caesar, die Schlüsselfigur der Antike: Aus der Sicht eines seiner Mörder schildert Allan Massie das Leben dieses Kaisers der Kaiser. Caesar als Feldherr und Stratege, als Demagoge und Diktator, als Führer und Verführer nimmt Gestalt an vor den Augen des Lesers; das imperiale Rom, das Machtzentrum der Welt, wird lebendig. Eine bedeutende Romanbiographie, mit großer Sachkenntnis und Erzählkraft geschrieben von dem Romancier und Historiker Allan Massie.
Životopisný příběh římského císaře Tiberia v kruhu jeho nejbližší rodiny i v rámci politických dějin římského imperia.
Augustus was the founder of the Roman Empire, adopted son of Julius Caesar, friend and later foe of Mark Antony, patron of Horace and Virgil. Frank and forceful, this putative autobiography tells his story from the assassination of Caesar, through his military, political and personal struggles to his final days as Emperor in everything but name.
The fourth and final chapter of the 'Bordeaux' novels, Allan Massie's acclaimed crime series featuring Superintendent Lannes.
The third instalment in Allan Massie's acclaimed crime series continues the story of dogged detection in a world seemingly gone mad.
A fictional memoir of Sir Walter Scott, written by an acclaimed author and journalist; combines fact and fiction into a unique and fascinating portrait of one of Scotland's greatest writers.
The legacy of World War II's crimes and betrayals haunts the next generation, creating a struggle to reconcile with a past they did not experience. Allan Massie delves into this intricate emotional landscape, skillfully examining the complexities of memory, guilt, and the impact of history on personal identity. Through rich storytelling, he invites readers to reflect on how the shadows of the past influence contemporary lives.
There are days, even in the bad times, even the worst, when you can still believe in the future, like that six o'clock in the morning three weeks ago when the bell rang and Dominique was there. Dominique, pale, wretchedly thin, exhausted, his hair cropped, but nevertheless Dominique. Lannes held him in his arms, neither able for a moment to speak.
An award-winning thriller that stands out in the Canongate Classics series, this book offers a gripping narrative filled with suspense and intrigue. It explores complex themes and features well-developed characters that draw readers into a thrilling journey. The story promises unexpected twists and a captivating plot that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.
