the Change: Brain Wave;
conversion to Christianity: The Boat Of A Million Years;
a last battle: Hrolf Kraki's Saga and "The Sorrow of Odin the Goth";
series characters: the Dominic Flandry series and The Last Viking;
Christianity in different timelines: "The Problem of Pain" and "The Word to Space";
the sun standing still: "A Chapter of Revelation";
the Incarnation: The Game Of Empire;
an otherworldly scene: The Day Of Their Return;
melee: "Goat Song";
villains: the Technic History, the Time Patrol series and the Psychotechnic History;
linguistic change: the Technic History;
"lost world": "Time Heals" and The Shield Of Time;
single combat: "Holmgang," "Tiger By The Tail" and "Honorable Enemies."
Shortly, I will go forth from this place to eat an Indian take away and watch a dvd with my daughter and granddaughter.
3 comments:
Kaor, Paul!
I don't recall any other worldly scenes being seen in THE DAY OF THEIR RETURN, unless you meant the false memories implanted in Jaan's mind by Aycharaych.
Nor do I recall a MELEE in "Goat's Song."
Sean
Sean,
In "Ghost Ships And An Otherworldly Castle" (Monday 27 April 2017), I compared a castle that seemed otherworldly to Sir Nigel with ghost ships imagined by Ivar Frederiksen (see link).
Paul.
Sean,
In "Melee" (Saturday, 1 April 2017), I linked to "Goat Song" (Thursday, 15 August 2013). That latter post quotes from a song with the word spelt "mellie."
Paul.
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