My Letters From Ludwig: A Novel About King Ludwig II Of Bavaria
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| Rating | : | 4.38 (756 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1413464742 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 226 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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Marli said Sorry, but this story while entertaining, was a. Sorry, but this story while entertaining, was a bit far fetched. Author kept getting the castles confused, Ludwig writes all the time while C. Robert (give me a break) hardly writes back, what about Reiger, how does he fit in, if at all? And the ending, well "what ending". Again, my apologies to the writer. But no apology accepted for the atrocious translations. If you don't speak German, don't pretend you do, if your editor does not, fire him for not getting somebody who does.. "So Enjoyable!" according to Amazon Customer. After reading C. Robert Holloway's excellent "The Unauthorized Letters of Oscar Wilde" I just had to get "My Letters from Ludwig" and I'm so glad I did! It's hilarious and charming, a totally delightful read.. D. Brown Jr. said My Letters from Ludwig. I was a bit fearful that this novel would seem like a repeat of the first in the trilogy. It was anything but. While opening with background and history, this novel takes a sharp right turn into the world of suspence, intrigue, and mystery. Very, very creative.
While apprenticing backstage at Richard Wagner
MY LETTERS FROM LUDWIG, Holloway's second novel, published in 2004, received glowing notices in the USA and begrudging admiration from Bavarian bureaucrats. His production design for TWO SOLDIERS, the film based on a Faulkner short story, is acknowledged for helping it win the 2004 ACADEMY AWARD. His screenplay, JEAN L
Robert worked as a designer in films, TV, Music Videos, Opera and Theatre. His production design for TWO SOLDIERS, the film based on a Faulkner short story, is acknowledged for helping it win the 2004 ACADEMY AWARD. About the Author C. . Robert's first novel, THE UNAUTHORIZED LETTERS OF OSCAR WILDE, won the coveted Hemingway Prize and a brace of laudatory reviews. His screenplay, JEAN LAFITTE, PIRATE & PATRIOT, won the Blazing Quill and Gotham Film Festival Awards in 2008. Between design jobs, Holloway researches, writes and waits on Charlie, his cat, at his circa 1820s garçonnière in New Orleans' historic French Quarter and friend Richard Levine's Hollywood Hills aerie. While writing and editing DANCING TO TCHAIKOVSKY, the final novel in his trilog