Prophesies of Lulach
Overview and Issue
[edit | edit source]- The Prophesies of Lulach
- WG149
Abstract
[edit | edit source]- Does man really have free will or does he just think he does? Similar to Isaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy, King Hereafter takes a look at the forces that shape countries and the part the individual plays. Does the individual have free will or are events always predestined?
Author
[edit | edit source]- Lisa Hopkins
Dunnett Book References
[edit | edit source]Historical People
[edit | edit source]- Isaac Asimov
- Robert Graves
- Hari Seldon
- Macbeth
- Roddy MacDowall
- Orson Wells
- Karl Hundason
- Malcolm II
- Karl Hundason
- Alan Garner
Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]Locations
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Bibliogrpahy
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Literature
[edit | edit source]- I Robot by Isaac Asimov
- I, Claudius by Robert Graves
- Orkneyinga Saga translated by Hermann Pálson and Paul Edwards (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1978). pp. 38 and 50.
Illustrations and Photos
[edit | edit source]- Cover artwork, Birnam Wood from picturesque views in Scotland, Hugh William 'Grecian' Williams, 1801. The Trustees of the British Museum.
Historical Events
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Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- Talks and Interviews by Dorothy Dunnett, The Miraculous Mirror (Edinburgh: Dorothy Dunnett Society, 2013). pp. 5-13, p. 9.