Land Beyond the Map

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Author(s):

Kenneth Bulmer

First Pub:

1965

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Internal ID:

13663

Series:

The Keys to Irunium

Keys to the Dimensions*

#1 of 8

Keys to the Dimensions*

A science fiction series by Kenneth Bulmer.

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1) Land Beyond the Map
2) The Keys to Irunium
3) The Key to Venudine
4) The Wizards of Senchuria
5) The Ships of Durostorum
6) The Hunters of Jundagai
7) The Chariots of Ra
8) The Diamond Contessa

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Added: 05-Jun-2023

Last Updated: 05-Jun-2023

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Author(s)

Kenneth Bulmer
Birth: 14 Jan 1921 London, England, UK
Death: 16 Dec 2005

Notes:

From The Diamond Contessa:

KENNETH BULMER is English, lives in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and is one of the leading lights of British science fiction as fan, editor, writer and war-games master. Author of many novels, some under pen-names, he has been in print continuously for over twenty years. In America he is best known for a series of novels about parallel worlds which were written for Don Wollheim prior to the launching of DAW Books. For a long time, he has been urged to return to that locale for DAW Books, and in The Diamond Contessa he has finally done so, bringing back the magic and marvels of many alternate worlds, of many doors to them, and of that arch-villain, the mysterious countess whose avaricious eye is always on our Earth.

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