<div><B>A half-human half-dragon liege struggles to control his inner beast and preserve a kingdom in this masterful tale from a two-time World Fantasy Award winner.</B><BR /><BR /> The new lord of Dragon&rsquo;s Keep, Karadur Atani assumed ultimate power by destroying his malevolent twin brother and usurping his throne. Determined to rule wisely and benevolently in the world of Ippa, the changeling fears he will fall victim to the madness that plagued his father. And he knows he must keep his violent and unpredictable dragon nature in check.<BR />  <BR /> Sometimes, however, the dragon&rsquo;s vengeance must be unleashed. When foul murder in the countryside demands justice, Karadur assumes his most fearsome form to destroy the outlaw Unamira clan with fire&mdash;and without mercy.<BR />  <BR /> But two members of the family survive his wrath. Karadur will take one, the beautiful herbalist Maia, as a lover in order to soothe his troubled heart and volatile spirit, and to produce the dragon-changeling heir he so fervently desires. The other, Maia&rsquo;s half-brother, Taran, will pursue the criminal life he was born into, becoming a dangerous scourge, a pitiless avenger, and a threat to the fragile peace of the dragon lord&rsquo;s realm.<BR />  <BR /> The winner of two World Fantasy Awards&mdash;one of the genre&rsquo;s most prestigious honors&mdash;author Elizabeth A. Lynn adds new depth to the medieval fantasy world she first conceived in <I>Dragon&rsquo;s Winter</I>. Rich in color, character, and imagination, <I>Dragon&rsquo;s Treasure </I>is further proof of Lynn&rsquo;s exceptional world-building skills as she presents a fantastic adventure as enthralling as the best dragon tales of Anne McCaffrey, Robin Hobb, or George R. R. Martin.<BR />  </div>

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Dragon's Treasure

<div>Elizabeth A. Lynn stands as a groundbreaking author of fantasy and science fiction. Her stories weave richly drawn characters and complex scenes of daily life into the intricate tapestry of speculative fiction. But beyond her technical skill, Lynn has changed the landscape of fantasy writing as one of the first authors to incorporate themes of gender and gay relationships into her work. Importantly, these themes are not part of the fantastic story line but simply of the unremarkable, normal relationships around which the fantasy occurs. This collection of Lynn&rsquo;s early short stories serves as a wonderful introduction to her influential work. Soaring emotions, eloquent prose, and fully realized worlds are truly a joy to become lost within. That explains why the namesake short story &ldquo;The Woman Who Loved the Moon&rdquo; won Lynn one of her two World Fantasy Awards.<BR /><BR /> With <I>The Woman Who Loved the Moon and Other Stories</I>, readers will delight in an author whose work George R. R. Martin has described as &ldquo;the sort of fantasy we don&rsquo;t see enough of: lyrical and literate, and a treat from the first page to the last.&rdquo;</div>

The Woman Who Loved the Moon

<div>In a land brought to life by warriors and lovers, war and honor, the legendary tower Tornor Keep is invaded by raiders. No longer the watchtower at the winter end of a summer land, Tornor turns to a young prince with the hopes that he might protect the future of the enchanting land.</div>

Watchtower

<div>As the scholar and scribe of Tornor, Kerris has been in training for the past seventeen years. But it&rsquo;s not until his brother Kel of the Cheari culture teaches him the psychic art of patterning that the city of Elath comes under attack and Kerris must draw on these new talents to fight the dangers of psychic warfare. It is in these battles that he learns what a warrior&rsquo;s life is like and discovers what wasn&rsquo;t taught to him in his studies, perhaps the most important element of all: love.</div>

The Dancers of Arun

<div><B>An &ldquo;utterly engrossing&rdquo; novel of shapeshifting, sorcery, and two brothers at war by a World Fantasy Award&ndash;winning author (<I>Publishers Weekly</I>).</B><BR /><BR /> Born to the shape-shifting dragon king of Ippa, twin brothers Karadur and Tenjiro share an ancestry, but not a bloodline. Only Karadur carries dragon blood, destined to one day become a dragon and rule the kingdom. In an act of jealous betrayal, Tenjiro steals the talisman that would allow Karadur to take his true dragon form and flees to a distant, icy realm. Now, years later, Tenjiro has reappeared as the evil sorcerer Ankoku. His frozen stronghold threatens to destroy Dragon Keep, and Karadur must lead his shape-shifting warriors on a journey to defeat his brother and reclaim his destiny.<BR /><BR /> With <I>Dragon&rsquo;s Winter</I>, World Fantasy Award&ndash;winning author Elizabeth A. Lynn returns with the kind of richly drawn characters and intricate worlds her fans, both old and new, will love.</div>

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Dragon's Winter

<div><B>A man makes the ultimate sacrifice to find the man he loves in this &ldquo;magical . . . entertaining cross-genre tale&rdquo; from the World Fantasy Award&ndash;winning author (<I>Library Journal</I>).</B><BR /><BR /> In the future, cancer has been eliminated on Earth. Despite his diagnosis, celebrated artist Jimson Alleca can live peacefully for another twenty years if he stays on the planet to receive his medication. But Jimson does not want peace; he wants love. Even though it will shorten his lifespan, giving him one single year more, Jimson leaves space-normal to enter &ldquo;the Hype,&rdquo; a shimmering space outside of space. He goes in search of his former lover, the star captain Russell O&rsquo;Neill. What he finds is enough adventure and freedom to fill a lifetime.<BR /><BR /> With <I>A Different Light</I>, author Elizabeth A. Lynn has changed the face of science fiction by depicting a homosexual relationship not as taboo or fantastical but as a normal aspect of everyday life, around which the fantasy and adventure gets built. Since the novel&rsquo;s first publication in 1978, readers have loved its depth of prose, its clarity of emotion, and its thrilling adventure. It is no wonder Lynn is a multiple World Fantasy Award&ndash;winning writer whose work author George R. R. Martin called &ldquo;lyrical and literate, and a treat from the first page to the last.&rdquo;</div>

A Different Light

<div>A nomadic starship, the Sardonyx (a.k.a. Yago) Net is manned by the Yago family, with Zed Yago as its captain. The Sardonyx Net is responsible for picking up space trash (i.e., convicts) in the Sardonyx sector. Zed gets great pleasure from torturing the convicts before selling them as slaves. The authorities of the planets in the Sector turn a blind eye as the Yagos drug and torture the criminals. But the Yagos&rsquo; entire operation is at risk when there is a shortage of the drug they use to control the criminals and when Dana Ikoro arrives. In this story of forbidden love, crime, corrupt justice, and lucrative business, the Yago family must fight to keep their business stable. </div>

The Sardonyx Net

<div>The visions begin when Sorren is only 13. Too numb to be frightened, Sorren eventually learns that this gift to travel places in her mind is called Far-travelling, and she is marked as a member of the White Clan of Arun. But this honor of being a witch frightens Sorren and she does not want to come within the Tanjo and serve. So instead, Sorren is determined to keep this gift a secret for as long as she can, whatever the cost may be. </div>

The Northern Girl

<div><P>Seeing the Silver Horse as a cute toy, Susannah gives it to her brother, Niall, as a present. One night Susannah awakens and finds neither her brother nor the Silver Horse; racing to the park, she sees her brother riding not a toy, but a stunning stallion. Susannah, Niall, and the horse are whisked away to a land unseen and unknown. This is how this unforgettable adventure through fantasy and lost toys begins. Now, lost in the Realm of Dreams, Susannah must fight for her brother or he will forget his entire life as a human.</P></div>

The Silver Horse

<div><B>From a World Fantasy Award winner: The complete series praised by George R. R. Martin as &ldquo;the sort of fantasy we don&rsquo;t see enough of . . . a treat.&rdquo;</B><BR /><BR /> A dragon lord seeks to claim his birthright and fulfill his destiny in this epic duology.<BR />  <BR /><I>Dragon&rsquo;s Winter</I>: Born to the shape-shifting dragon king of Ippa, Karadur is destined to one day become a dragon and rule the kingdom. But in an act of jealous betrayal, his twin brother, Tenjiro, stole the talisman that would allow Karadur to take his true dragon form, and fled to a distant, icy realm. Now, years later, Tenjiro has reappeared as the evil sorcerer Ankoku. His frozen stronghold threatens to destroy Dragon Keep, and Karadur must lead his shape-shifting warriors on a journey to defeat his brother&mdash;and reclaim his destiny.<BR />  <BR /><I>Dragon&rsquo;s Treasure</I>: As the new lord of Dragon&rsquo;s Keep, Karadur Atani must unleash his dragon&rsquo;s vengeance when foul murder in the countryside demands justice. He destroys the outlaw Unamira clan without mercy, but two members of the family survive his wrath. Karadur will take one as a lover in order to soothe his troubled heart&mdash;and produce the dragon-changeling heir he so fervently desires. The other, his new lover&rsquo;s half brother, will pursue the criminal life he was born into, becoming a threat to the fragile peace of the dragon lord&rsquo;s realm.</div>

The Dragon Series

<div><B>From a two-time winner of the World Fantasy Award, this epic trilogy is a &ldquo;marvelous blend of fantasy [and] realism&rdquo; (Marion Zimmer Bradley).</B><BR /><BR /> Tornor is a land of warriors and lovers, a diverse place where devotion knows few bounds and honor stands strong in the face of adversity. Spread across generations, these three novels feature a trio of courageous heroes as they come of age in a magical world.<BR />  <BR /> In the World Fantasy Award&ndash;winning <I>Watchtower</I>, Tornor Keep is the legendary tower that protects the winter end of a summer land. But when Tornor is overrun by raiders, Prince Errel and the tenacious warrior Ryke must fight the usurpers to save their home.<BR />  <BR /> In <I>The Dancers of Arun</I>, a student must learn to control his gifts. As the scholar and scribe of Tornor, Kerris has been in training for the past seventeen years. But it&rsquo;s not until his brother Kel&mdash;of the Cheari culture&mdash;teaches him the psychic art of patterning that the city of Elath comes under attack and Kerris must draw on his new talents to fight the dangers of psychic warfare.<BR />  <BR /> In the epic conclusion to this fantasy saga, <I>The Northern Girl</I>, a young servant must find her inner strength as she hides a magical talent. The visions begin when Sorren is only thirteen years old and she&rsquo;s marked as a member of the White Clan of Arun. But this honor of being a witch frightens Sorren and she does not want to come within the Tanjo and serve. Instead, she&rsquo;s determined to keep this gift a secret for as long as she can&mdash;whatever the cost may be.<BR />  <BR /> Elizabeth A. Lynn&rsquo;s groundbreaking series was one of the first to feature same-sex relationships as an accepted part of a fantasy world. Filled with provocative ideas, haunting prose, and boundless imagination, the trilogy will captivate fantasy lovers both new and old.</div>

The Chronicles of Tornor Trilogy

<div><B>Fairy tales retold&mdash;with a twist&mdash;from &ldquo;some of our best storytellers&rdquo; including Neil Gaiman, Gahan Wilson, Tanith Lee, and others (<I>The Washington Post</I>).</B><BR />  <BR /> In this &ldquo;no holds barred . . . nightmarish . . . provocative&rdquo; collection, bestselling and award-winning fantasy masters put a dark, disturbing, and erotic spin on your favorite bedtime stories&mdash;and give you something entirely new to trouble your dreams (<I>The New York Times Book Review</I>).<BR />  <BR /> A boy is haunted through adulthood by a soul-eating creature that lies forever in wait under Neil Gaiman&rsquo;s &ldquo;Troll Bridge&rdquo;; a melancholy amphibian shares his most private fantasies with a therapist in Gahan Wilson&rsquo;s &ldquo;The Frog Prince&rdquo;; in Tanith Lee&rsquo;s &ldquo;Snow-Drop,&rdquo; a lonely artist invites seven circus performers into her home to satisfy an obsession; in Steve Rasnic Tem&rsquo;s &ldquo;Little Poucet,&rdquo; a band of lost brothers find refuge and terror with a hungry family in the woods; and Wendy Wheeler delves into the deviant psyche of the predatory male in &ldquo;Little Red.&rdquo; Also featuring Nancy Kress, Charles de Lint, Melanie Tem, Patricia A. McKillip, Jack Dann, and others, all paying a revisit to our favorite fairy tales in ways you&rsquo;ve never dared to imagine.<BR />  </div>

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