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Nyx in the House of Night

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Experience the fascinating world of the powerful vampire goddess Nyx and the mysterious House of Night, which is much more than just a vampire school. Here, secret knowledge, religion, folklore, and mythology converge to create something unique. In this companion book, talented young authors delve into the complex vampire universe and offer valuable insights. Kristin Cast explores themes of changing partners and our matriarchal and patriarchal roots. Karen Mahoney focuses on Nyx and other goddesses, while John Edgar Browning analyzes the portrayal of vampires in folklore and literature. Jana Oliver investigates tattoos and their significance, Ellen Steiber describes the role of cats, and Yasmine Galenorn discusses priestesses and the worship of goddesses. Jordan Dane brings in Zoey's Cherokee heritage, Christine Zika examines the connection between Nyx and the Virgin Mary, and Trinity Faegen links the Greek underworld with the novels. Additionally, the companion book includes a comprehensive index of names that reveals the secrets surrounding Zoey's surname and the connections of cats to Camelot, ancient Egypt, Middle-earth, and more.

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Nyx in the House of Night, Phyllis Christine Cast

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Rok wydania
2011
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4,2
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Tytuł
Nyx in the House of Night
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2011
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
219
ISBN10
1935618555
ISBN13
9781935618553
Seria
Ocena
4,2 z 5
Opis
Experience the fascinating world of the powerful vampire goddess Nyx and the mysterious House of Night, which is much more than just a vampire school. Here, secret knowledge, religion, folklore, and mythology converge to create something unique. In this companion book, talented young authors delve into the complex vampire universe and offer valuable insights. Kristin Cast explores themes of changing partners and our matriarchal and patriarchal roots. Karen Mahoney focuses on Nyx and other goddesses, while John Edgar Browning analyzes the portrayal of vampires in folklore and literature. Jana Oliver investigates tattoos and their significance, Ellen Steiber describes the role of cats, and Yasmine Galenorn discusses priestesses and the worship of goddesses. Jordan Dane brings in Zoey's Cherokee heritage, Christine Zika examines the connection between Nyx and the Virgin Mary, and Trinity Faegen links the Greek underworld with the novels. Additionally, the companion book includes a comprehensive index of names that reveals the secrets surrounding Zoey's surname and the connections of cats to Camelot, ancient Egypt, Middle-earth, and more.