Philip Pullman and "The Golden Compass"

Today there are many great British writers of the present age. One of the authors is Philip Pullman. His fantasy has attracted English readers over the years and has been filtering around the pond and around the world. Pullman was born in Norwich on October 19, 1946. Philip spent most of his childhood trip, as his father was in the British Air Force. His father died at the age of seven, and he and his brother Francis returned to Norfolk to live with his grandfather, and his mother went to London to find a job.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Phillip Pullman's "Golden Compass", the first novel by the "Dark Materials" trilogy, which includes "subtle knife" and "amber telescope". The golden compass is a "genuine classic" because it is true in the classical sense - pure, well done; that needle spreads through the oldest and best theme: childhood, Knowledge, faith and love. In that case Slate may not be perfectly fair when submitting the author's work. (At least one of the editors here has an initiation student named Lyra.) However, with a huge and beautiful anniversary copy of the random house, we talked to Pullman about "Young Adult" literary labels so it is calm I tried to do it. His identity is "post romantic" and his long-awaited "dark material: a book of dust"

How does the setting affect the plot? Philip Pullman 's novel "Golden Compass" touched the character Lyra and her supporter Pantalaimon (animal - like creature needed for human survival) when they crossed Oxford, Bolvangar, Svalbard. I conflict. In every environment, she faces a new confrontation; Iofur, Gobblers, her father Lord Asriel or Mrs. Coulter (her alienated mother). Gobblers are people who catch and test children.

Philip Pullman's trilogy begins with the "golden compass" (forgetting cinema sarcasm). A young woman who finds herself in the shadow of adults intertwined around the world may be fantasy, but that theme is It is as follows. The fact that faith, the destructive possibilities of powerful religious figures, the corrupt effect of power, and the fact that authority persons are not always right is not an illusion. Lyra runs around the world full of intense change, walks along his path, often feeling helpless about its huge power, which is too realistic. There are still many dead children.