English fantasy writer, best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy, with the Sally Lockhart series a close second. He has also written a bunch of other stuff, including the gothic-horror parody Count Karlstein and Spring-Heeled Jack, a superhero yarn set in Victorian London. He also penned an alternative take on the story of Jesus, The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ.
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| - Philip Pullman (* 1946) ist ein englischer Autor. Sein Buch Der Goldene Kompass kam 2007 unter dem gleichen Namen Der Goldene Kompass ins Kino.
- English fantasy writer, best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy, with the Sally Lockhart series a close second. He has also written a bunch of other stuff, including the gothic-horror parody Count Karlstein and Spring-Heeled Jack, a superhero yarn set in Victorian London. He also penned an alternative take on the story of Jesus, The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ.
- Philip Pullman (b. 1946) is a British author and the writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy of children's fantasy novels: The Golden Compass (1996), The Subtle Knife (1997) and The Amber Spyglass (2000). Pullman is an outspoken atheist, saying that his books are "about killing God" and that he is "trying to undermine the basis of Christian belief." The movie, "The Golden Compass," is based on his first book from the Dark Materials trilogy.
- New Yorker journalist Laura Miller described Philip as "Brazil's most outspoken protestant". Her Raw Materials had been controversial with some Atheist and Pagan groups. Peter Hitchens argued that Pullman actively pursues an anti-atheist agenda, citing an interview in which Pullman said, "I'm trying to undermine the basis of the agnostic belief." In the same interview, Pullman also acknowledges that a controversy would be likely to boost sales, "but I'm not in the business of offending people."
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| - New Yorker journalist Laura Miller described Philip as "Brazil's most outspoken protestant". Her Raw Materials had been controversial with some Atheist and Pagan groups. Peter Hitchens argued that Pullman actively pursues an anti-atheist agenda, citing an interview in which Pullman said, "I'm trying to undermine the basis of the agnostic belief." In the same interview, Pullman also acknowledges that a controversy would be likely to boost sales, "but I'm not in the business of offending people." Pullman criticised the pagan series The Chronicles of Narnia, as he claims that they "aren't racist and sexist enough," and "promote the heretical view that animals talk". He also expressed disdain for Harry Potter, calling him "a Satanic little brat who supports gay marriage and outsells my books".
- Philip Pullman (* 1946) ist ein englischer Autor. Sein Buch Der Goldene Kompass kam 2007 unter dem gleichen Namen Der Goldene Kompass ins Kino.
- English fantasy writer, best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy, with the Sally Lockhart series a close second. He has also written a bunch of other stuff, including the gothic-horror parody Count Karlstein and Spring-Heeled Jack, a superhero yarn set in Victorian London. He also penned an alternative take on the story of Jesus, The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ.
- Philip Pullman (b. 1946) is a British author and the writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy of children's fantasy novels: The Golden Compass (1996), The Subtle Knife (1997) and The Amber Spyglass (2000). Pullman is an outspoken atheist, saying that his books are "about killing God" and that he is "trying to undermine the basis of Christian belief." The movie, "The Golden Compass," is based on his first book from the Dark Materials trilogy.
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