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David Anthony Durham
(b.1969)David Anthony Durham was born in 1969 to parents of Caribbean ancestry. He won the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Fiction Award in 1992 and received an MFA from the University of Maryland in 1996. He has travelled widely throughout America and Europe and lived, along with his wife and children, in Scotland for a number of years. David Anthony Durham currently lives in Shutesbury, Massachusetts.
Genres: Fantasy, Children's Fiction
Series
Acacia Trilogy
1. Acacia: The War with the Mein (2007)
2. The Other Lands (2009)
3. The Sacred Band (2011)
1. Acacia: The War with the Mein (2007)
2. The Other Lands (2009)
3. The Sacred Band (2011)
Novels
Gabriel's Story (2001)
Walk Through Darkness (2002)
Pride of Carthage (2005)
aka Hannibal
The Risen (2016)
Walk Through Darkness (2002)
Pride of Carthage (2005)
aka Hannibal
The Risen (2016)
Novellas and Short Stories
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David Anthony Durham recommends
The Bruising of Qilwa (2022)
Naseem Jamnia
"Naseem Jamnia is a bold, visionary writer, and The Bruising of Qilwa makes for a superb introduction to their nuanced and evocative Persian-inspired fantasy. The good news is that there are many more brilliant novels already in this writer's literary quiver. Get ready for them; they're coming! Naseem is fierce and dangerous--in all the best ways."
Nazare (2021)
JJ Amaworo Wilson
"Nazaré brings to mind the work of Jorge Amado, Louis de Bernieres, Alejo Carpentier, Mario Vargas Llosa, and Ngugi wa Thiong'o. But it's no imitation. JJ Amaworo Wilson is a topnotch novelist in his own right. I fell in love with his troubled city, its eclectic characters with their unlikely alliances, comedic turns, bursts of magic, and with the depth and nuance of a community rising against tyranny and corruption."
The Rage of Dragons (2017)
(Burning , book 1)
Evan Winter
"Wow. This book hits the ground with stunning action and danger, and it barely lets up as the pages fly by. I loved the African-influence culture, the unique use of dragons and demons, the complex martial and class hierarchy, and it has a magic system unlike anything I've seen before. What a terrific set up for a series!"
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