06/18/2014 20:17 Ilgiz: Re: Salvatore Robert

1. DARK ELF (apostate, exile, warrior)
2. VALLEY OF ICE WIND (magic crystal, gray arrows, curled ruby)
3. HERITAGE OF DROW (dark inheritance, dry night, invasion of darkness, path to dawn)
4. WAYS OF DARKNESS (invisible blade, ridge of the world, sea of ​​swords)
5 BLADES OF THE HUNTER (thousand orcs, one elf, two swords)
6. EVOLUTION (king of the orcs, kor. Pirates, kor. Ghost.)
7.NERWINTER'S FOREST (gauntlgrim, neverwinter, charon's claw, last threshold (condemned))
The Adventures of Artemis and Jarlaxle:
HIRED BLADES (clerical crist., Witch-king, patr. Road) - can be read separately, but not desirable.
This is the complete list of The Dark Elf Saga.
And now the series "Cleric": 1.Anthem of Chaos 2.Silver. shadows 3.night masks 4.fallen fortress 5.prokl. chaos.
Read with pleasure.

10/18/2014 01:26 PM Guest: Re: Salvatore Robert

Please help me find the book (file) “Neverwinter. The Last Threshold ”by Robert Salvatore, I have it in English. I'd like to know what will happen to me in the near future. Thanks a lot in advance for your help. Contact: [email protected] also [email protected] or [email protected]

09.10.2018 05:13 Guest: Salvatore Robert

Cycle content - Drizzt Do Urden:
+ Guenhwyvar / Guenhwyvar (1995)
+ The First Notch (1989)
1. Dark Elf (1991)
Renegade / Homeland (1990)
Exile (1990)
Warrior / Sojourn (1991)
2. The Icewind Dale Trilogy (1990)
The Crystal Shard (1988)
Streams of Silver (1989)
The Halfling's Gem (1990)
3. Dark Legacy (1996)
+ Dark Mirror (1993)
The Legacy (1992)
Starless Night (1994)
Siege of Darkness (1995)
+ The Dowry (2004)
Passage to Dawn (1996)
4. Dark paths / Paths of Darkness (2001)
The Silent Blade (1999)
The Spine of the World (2000)
Servant of the Shard (2001)
Sea of ​​Swords (2001)
5. The Hunter's Blades (2004)
The Thousand Orcs (2003)
The Lone Drow (2003)
+ Bones and Stones / Bones and Stones (2008)
The Two Swords (2004)
+ Companions inevitably / Comrades at Odds [= Friends are known in trouble] (2006)
6. Transitions trilogy
The Orc King (2007)
The Pirate King (2008)
The Ghost King (2009)
+ Iruladoon / Iruladoon (2010)
7. Stone of Tymora (2008) // Co-author: Geno Salvatore
The Stowaway (2008) // Co-author: Geno Salvatore
The Shadowmask (2009) // Co-author: Geno Salvatore
The Sentinels (2010) // Co-author: Geno Salvatore
8. Neverwinter (2010)
+ To Legend He Goes (2011)
Gauntlgrym (2010)
Neverwinter [= Neverwinter Wood] (2011)
Charon's Claw (2012)
The Last Threshold (2013)
9. Companions Codex (2014)
Night of the Hunter (2014)
Rise of the King (2014)
Vengeance of the Iron Dwarf (2015)
10. Homecoming (2015)
Archmage (2015)
Maestro (2016)
Hero (2016)

Robert Salvatore was born in Leominster, Massachusetts. While in college, he became interested in literature, especially fantasy, after reading JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. He graduated from university with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and later received a Bachelor of Arts in English. In 1982, he began writing science fiction, his first work was a novel called Echoes of the Fourth Magic, which was initially rejected by the publisher. The book was not published until 1990, after Salvatore's success with the dark elf trilogies was successful.

The books on the Forgotten Realms RPG universe brought fame to Robert. Salvatore was involved in the Forgotten Realms literature project from the very beginning, and his very first book, Crystal Shard, was a great success. To date, Salvatore is the most famous and most prolific author of the Forgotten Realms: he has more than two dozen novels and several collections of stories on his account.

Most of these books focus on Salvatore's most famous character, Drizzt Do'Urden (sometimes translated as "Drizzt"), a drow ranger, a renegade of his people who fights for his notions of good and justice. The first two trilogies about the dark elf were drawn graphic novels. Also known are the "Cleric quintet" and "Sellswords" series. Wizards of the Coast, the owner of the rights to the universe, has appointed Salvatore as one of the chief editors of this setting, and under his direction the multi-author War of the Spider Queen series is being published. In addition, Salvatore wrote the plot for the computer game "Demon Stone" (2004), also based on the Forgotten Realms universe.

Robert Salvatore is also best known for his work on the Star Wars universe - the novel Vector Prim, the first book in the New Jedi Order series, and the novelization of the second episode of Attack of the Clones.

While working on Vector-Prim, Salvatore planned to "kill" one of the main characters, perhaps even Luke Skywalker. However, George Lucas did not sanction such a drastic plot twist, and Robert was ordered to "kill" Chewbacca, one of the most popular characters in the universe. Many fans decided that Salvatore made this decision on his own, after which he began to receive threats.

Robert's work goes beyond the Forgotten Realms and Star Wars books. One of his most famous works is the Demonwars series, which takes place in his own fantasy world. The series includes about a dozen books, and a graphic novel was also created based on it. Also among the books of Salvatore - the fantasy trilogy "Scarlet Shadow" and the trilogy Spearwielder's Tales (Tales of the Copenorate) in the spirit of ironic fantasy.

Robert took part in the creation of the game Quake III Arena - he wrote the lines for the computer-controlled bots.

Robert Anthony Salvatore (born January 20, 1959) is an American science fiction writer best known for his novels on the Forgotten Realms and Star Wars universes.

Robert Salvatore was born in Leominster, Massachusetts. While in college, he read JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, after which he became interested in fantasy literature. He graduated from university with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and later became a Bachelor of Arts in English. In 1982 he began writing science fiction, his first work was a novel called Echoes of the Fourth Magic, which was initially rejected by the publisher. The book was not published until 1990, after Salvatore's success with the dark elf trilogies was successful.

The books on the Forgotten Realms RPG universe brought fame to Robert. Salvatore was involved in the Forgotten Realms literature project from the very beginning, and his very first book, Crystal Shard, was a great success. At the moment, Salvatore is the most famous and most prolific author of the Forgotten Realms: he has more than two dozen novels and several collections of stories on his account.

Most of these books are devoted to the most famous character of Salvatore - Drizzt Do'Urden, a drow warrior, apostate of his people, fighting for his ideas of good and justice. Comics were drawn based on the books about the dark elf. Also written parallel to the main plot of the series "Cleric" and "Sellswords". Wizards of the Coast, the owner of the rights to the universe, has appointed Salvatore as co-editor of the setting, and under his direction the inter-author War of the Spider Queen series is being published.

Robert Salvatore is also best known for his work on the Star Wars universe - the novel Vector Prim, the first book in the New Jedi Order series, and the novelization of the second episode of Attack of the Clones.

While working on Vector-Prim, Salvatore planned to "kill" one of the main characters, perhaps even Luke Skywalker. However, George Lucas did not sanction such a drastic plot twist, and Robert was ordered to "kill" Chewbacca, one of the most popular characters in the universe. Many fans decided that Salvatore made this decision on his own, after which he began to receive threats.

Robert's work goes beyond the Forgotten Realms and Star Wars books. One of his most famous works is the Demonwars series, which takes place in his own fantasy world. The series includes about a dozen books, and a graphic novel was also created based on it. Also among the books of Salvatore - the fantasy trilogy "Scarlet Shadow" and the trilogy Spearwielder's Tales (Tales of the Spearman) in the spirit of ironic fantasy.

In addition to his novels, Salvatore wrote the screenplay for the computer game Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone, which was released in 2004 on the PlayStation 2, Xbox 360 and PC. The work took place in the design team at Stormfront Studios. Published by Atari and nominated for Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) and BAFTA awards.

CDS books also commissioned him to modify four books in the series based on the online games Everquest.

Robert contributed to Quake III Arena - he wrote lines for computer-controlled bots, and also wrote a storyline for the computer game Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (2012).

Robert is married, wife Diana, children Brian, Gino and Caitlin. Bob also had an older brother, Harry Salvatore, who died of cancer in 2000. Salvatore often devotes books to all his relatives. The Salvatore family has three dogs and four cats named after the characters in his books: Artemis, Ivan, Guenhwyvar and others.

Born January 20, 1959, in Leominster (Massachusetts). His connection to fantasy, especially in literature, began in his sophomore year in college, when he received a book by R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings as a Christmas present. He immediately changed his interests from computer science to journalism. In 1981, Salvatore received his BA in Communications from Fitchburg State College, and then continued his studies in English and received a BA in Arts. In 1982, Salvatore became seriously involved in literature, his first work was a novel called "Echoes of the Fourth Magic", at first rejected by the publisher. The book was not published until 1990, after Salvatore's success with the dark elf trilogies was successful.

Robert is best known for his books on the Forgotten Realms RPG universe. Salvatore was involved in this project from the very beginning, already his first published TSR novel "The Magic Crystal" (1988) was a great success. Since that time, Robert has published several novels, including the New York Times bestsellers Curse of the Ruby, The Warrior, and The Dark Legacy, the first hardcover edition for Salvatore and TSR. During his early years as a writer, he worked a lot, in particular, he devoted the entire 1990 to literature.

Salvatore is best known as the creator of a dark elf named Drizzt Do'Urden, a drow tracker, apostate of his people, fighting for their notions of good and justice. This character is one of the fantasy heroes most beloved by readers.

The writer's previously published novels, including Icewind Dale, Dark Elf, and The Cleric Quintet, have become as popular as Dark Legacy, Starless Night, Invasion of Darkness, and The Path to Dawn. ... The Dark Elf Trilogy was released as a collector's edition. And The Invisible Blade was the sixteenth original novel for TSR. Comics were drawn based on the books about the dark elf.

Wizards of the Coast, the owner of the rights to the universe, appointed Salvatore as one of the editor-in-chief of this setting, and under his direction was published the multi-author series "The War of the Spider Queen". In addition, he wrote a storyline for the computer game "Demon Stone" (2004).

Robert Salvatore is also best known for his work on the Star Wars universe - the novel Vector Prim, the first book in the New Jedi Order series, and the novelization of the second episode of Attack of the Clones.

While working on Vector-Prim, Salvatore planned to "kill" one of the main characters, perhaps even Luke Skywalker. However, George Lucas did not sanction such a drastic plot twist, and Robert was ordered to "kill" Chewbacca, one of the most popular characters in the universe. Many fans decided that Salvatore made this decision on his own, after which he began to receive threats.

Robert's work goes beyond the Forgotten Realms and Star Wars books. One of his most famous works is the Demon Wars series, which takes place in his own fantasy world. The series includes about a dozen books, a graphic novel was created based on it. Also among the books of Salvatore - the series "Scarlet Shadow", "Dragon Slayer", "The Chronicles of Janis Eill", "The Saga of the First King".

In the fall of 1997, Robert's letters, manuscripts, and other professional papers were donated to the library of Fitchburg State College in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

Robert Salvatore is one of the most successful fantasy writers, as well as the most famous and most prolific author of the FORGOTTEN REALMS, with more than three dozen novels and several storybooks to his credit. It has a huge following worldwide and continues to grow. His books appear regularly on the New York Times bestseller lists and have sold over 3,000,000 copies. They are translated into many languages ​​of the world including German, Italian, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Croatian, Bulgarian, Iddish, Spanish, Russian, Polish, Czech, and French.

In between writing, Robert and his three children attend hockey games, horse races and fencing matches. His hobbies include softball, hockey and music - especially Mozart. Salvatore is also interested in politics. In the 2008 US presidential election, he supported Barack Obama.

The writer currently resides in Massachusetts with his wife Dayana and their three children: Brian, Gino and Kathleen. And also in the Salvatore family live three dogs and four cats, named after the characters in his books: Artemis, Ivan, Guenhwyvar, etc.