Serpent's Walk
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1991
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| Annotation |
A successful revolution in 2049 by followers of Hitler. Although the stress is on the war, a fascist eutopia is created. More emphasis on what the better society eliminates than what it creates. |
| Pagination |
440 pp.
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| Published Date |
1991 |
| Publisher |
National Vanguard Books
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| Place Published |
Hillsboro, WV
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| Full Text |
1991 [Barker, Muhammad Abd-al-Rahman] (1929-2012). Serpent’s Walk. By Randolph D. Calverhall [pseud.].Hillsboro, WV: National Vanguard Books. 440 pp. PSt A successful revolution in 2049 by followers of Hitler. Although the stress is on the war, a fascist eutopia is created. More emphasis on what the better society eliminates than what it creates. The author was born Phillip Barker and took the name Muhammad Abd-al-Rahman Barker when he converted to Islam. He also used M. A. R. Barker. He earned doctorate in linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley, taught at Institute of Islamic Studies at McGill University until 1972, and then at the University of Minnesota, where he chaired the Department of South Asian Studies (since disbanded) until his retirement. He is also known for creating an early role-playing game, Empire of the Petal Throne that was based on Tékumel, a fantasy world he created, where he set five novels. |
| Author Note |
The author (1929-2012) was born Phillip Barker and took the name Muhammad Abd-al-Rahman Barker when he converted to Islam. He also used M. A. R. Barker. He earned doctorate in linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley, taught at Institute of Islamic Studies at McGill University until 1972, and then at the University of Minnesota, where he chaired the Department of South Asian Studies (since disbanded) until his retirement. He is also known for creating an early role-playing game, Empire of the Petal Throne that was based on Tékumel, a fantasy world he created, where he set five novels. |
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