- the
trilogy are The Borribles, The
Borribles Go For Broke, and The
Borribles:
Across the Dark Metropolis. The
Borribles' antagonists, the Rumbles, who play...
- The
Borrible Trilogy novels, The
Borribles Go For
Broke by
Michael de Larrabeiti,
features a
parody of the SPG in the form of the "Special
Borribles Group"...
- The
Borribles Go For
Broke is the
second volume of the
Borrible Trilogy,
written by
Michael de
Larrabeiti and
first published in 1981 by The
Bodley Head...
- were
blighted by cancer. The
Borribles (1976);
reissued in the
United States in 2005, ISBN 0-7653-5005-X The
Borribles Go for
Broke (1981); reissued...
- The
Borribles:
Across the Dark
Metropolis is the
third volume of the
Borrible Trilogy,
written by
Michael de
Larrabeiti and
first published in 1986 by...
- and
Combat Records in 1985 used the
cover of the children's book The
Borribles Go for Broke. It was also used by
Metal Blade Records for the
first edition...
- the 1940s and 1950s; The
Borrible Trilogy presents a
fictional Battersea, home to
fantasy creatures known as the
Borribles. The
station makes a brief...
- "Amazon Book Review". amazonbookreview.com.
Retrieved 28
August 2019. "'The
Borribles': An
Introduction by
China Miéville" (PDF).
Archived from the original...
- that can't
pronounce their 'R's) in
Michael de Larrabeiti's
novel The
Borribles. "Underground,
Overground – The
Wombles get wired". BBC. 17
February 1998...
-
Alessandro Defilippi Michael de Larrabeiti, (1934–2008)
author of The
Borrible Trilogy Charles de Lint, (born 1951)
author of The
Borderland Series Kathryn...
