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Sails & sorcery : tales of nautical fantasy 🔍
W.H. Horner; Lawrence C. Connolly; J.C. Hay; Jon Sprunk; Murray J.D. Leeder; Jaleigh Johnson; Gerard Houarner; Christopher Heath; William Ledbetter; Patrick Thomas; Jordan Lapp; James M. Ward; Leslie Brown; Angeline Hawkes; Robert E. Vardeman; Danielle Ackley-McPhail; J.M. Martin; Paul S. Kemp; John Baur; Mark Summers; Heidi Ruby Miller; Chun Lee; Julie Dillon; Jens Rushing; Tofa Borregaard; Gerri Leen; Renee Stern; Jeff Houser; Jeffrey Lyman; Lindsey Duncan; Chris Stout; Jack MacKenzie; Elaine Cunningham Wilmington, DE: Fantasist Enterprises, Wilmington, DE, ©2007
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Mermaids. Pirates. Flying ships. Creatures from the deep. Magic beyond your wildest dreams. The sea is a dangerous and wonderful realm. It calls to many, promising riches, adventure, or freedom. But just as there are beautiful and remarkable treasures to be found upon and below the waves, do not underestimate the dangers hidden within its depths. So polish your cutlass and prepare your spells for what awaits. Embark upon a journey across leagues of unimaginable adventure. Ride the waves to mystery and magic. Featuring 28 stories and 42 illustrations, including tales by New York Times best-seller Elaine Cunningham, Paul S. Kemp, Patrick Thomas, and James M. Ward with an all-new story featuring Halcyon Blithe.
Alternative title
Sails and Sorcery
Alternative author
Elaine Cunningham, James M. Ward, Heidi Ruby Miller, Chun Lee
Alternative edition
United States, United States of America
Alternative edition
August 11, 2007
Alternative edition
PS, 2007
Alternative description
xi, 395 pages : 23 cm
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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