The Adventures of Mr. Maximillian Bacchus and His Travelling Circus (SIGNED)
ISBN-13:
9780983221142
ISBN-10:
0983221146
Author:
Clive Barker
Publication date:
2009
Publisher:
BadMoon Books
Format:
Paperback
120 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780983221142
ISBN-10:
0983221146
Author:
Clive Barker
Publication date:
2009
Publisher:
BadMoon Books
Format:
Paperback
120 pages
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The Adventures of Mr. Maximillian Bacchus and His Travelling Circus (SIGNED) (ISBN-13: 9780983221142 and ISBN-10: 0983221146), written by authors
Clive Barker, was published by BadMoon Books in 2009.
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Maximillian Bacchus is the ringmaster, ruler, guide and owner of what he considers the greatest show in the world. Traveling with a Crocodile named Malachi, a trapeze girl named Ophelia, a strong mane they call Hero, which is short for Hieronymus a clown named Domingo de Ybarrondo, who paints in a wagon pulled by a giant "Ibis bird," the troupe wanders from adventure to adventure with mythic aplomb.
From the first story, in which Indigo Murphy, the best bird handler in the world leaves the show to join in matrimony with the Duke Lorenzo de Medici, to the fabled court of Kubla Khan, the magic never stops. You will meet a young apple thief named Angelo with magic eyes, and an orang-outang named Bathsheba, and a host of other amazing characters with names and personas cut like a patchwork quilt from the mythologies and dreams of the world.
Though written forty years ago, these pages are littered with the same magical side steps that have always been woven into Clive Barker's fiction. Worlds not quit our own, and yet so real they ring with truth and leave you wishing you could step from your mundane life into that other place - into those caves of ice - if only long enough to catch Maximillian's show.
David Niall Wilson
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