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These 29 essays on fantasy, skepticism, writing, and related topics-spanning nearly two decades-are filled with the insightful observations of a literary master.

A collection of short stories about science fiction editors -- including: Dear Contributor ¿ short fiction by David M. HarrisEditor Meacham and the Fate Worse Than Death ¿ short fiction by Mike ResnickFalcon Lace ¿ short fiction by John J. OrdoverFalse Assumptions ¿ short fiction by Gordon Van GelderGrace Under Pressure ¿ short story by Paul LevinsonIt Came from the Slushpile ¿ (1987) ¿ short story by Bruce BethkeJust Perfect ¿ short fiction by Lawrence Watt-EvansNot Virginal Enough ¿ short fiction by George H. ScithersOut Tray ¿ short fiction by Anthony R. LewisRe: Vision ¿ short story by Steve Rasnic TemSlush-O-Matic ¿ short fiction by Chuck RothmanSpellcaster ¿ short fiction by Janna SilversteinThe Big Nap ¿ short fiction by David BischoffThe Emperor's New Prose ¿ short fiction by Kij JohnsonThe Masque of the Red Pencil ¿ short fiction by John C. BunnellUntitled ¿ short fiction by Greg CoxWhy They Call It That ¿ short fiction by Debra Doyle & James D. Macdonald

"Haggard's two most popular characters, Ayesha and Allan Quatermain, share an adventure in She and Allan. Accompanied by the Zulu warrior Umslopogaas and guided by the witch-doctor Zikali, in this lost world novel Allan and Ayesha join forces to journey to the land of the dead. Told from hunter Quatermain's perspective, the plot of this novel precedes events in Wisdom's Daughter (1923), She (1887), Ayesha (1905), and Allan Quatermain (1887), but they are set after those depicted in Quatermain's adventure novels Marie (1912), Child of Storm (1913), Finished (1917) and King Solomon's Mines (1885)." --visualhaggard.org

Hawk Among the Sparrows tells the story of a modern jet fighter pilot who is mysteriously transported back to World War I. The pilot faces significant challenges as he navigates the limitations of early 20th-century aviation and warfare, despite having a technologically superior aircraft. The novella explores themes of technological advancement, strategy, and the complexities of war. It is considered a thought-provoking and innovative work within the science fiction genre.

A quest -- a quest in search of dragons and dragon-hunters, and ultimately the secret that lies beneath all the wizardry in Ethshar. Before it reaches its end, it would uncover the terrible mystery of the dragon-hunters -- and give rise to a scheme that would change the face of Ethsharitic magic forever.

Originally published in 1891, The Glittering Plain is considered one of the early works of modern fantasy literature and is notable for its influence on the genre.The story follows the adventures of Hallblithe of the Raven, who sets out on a quest to find his beloved, the Hostage of the Rose, after she is kidnapped by the Sea Eagles. His journey takes him to the mystical land of the Glittering Plain, where people can live forever without aging. The novel explores themes of love, heroism, and the pursuit of happiness, all wrapped in Morris's rich, medieval-style prose."The Glittering Plain" is known for its vivid descriptions and the creation of an immersive fantasy world, blending elements of Norse mythology with Morris's own imaginative vision.

This sword-and-sorcery novel is part of Lin Carter's Gondwane series, set in a distant future where civilization has crumbled and magic reigns. The story follows Ganelon Silvermane, a genetically engineered warrior, as he embarks on a quest across the vast, decaying world of Gondwane. Filled with epic battles, strange creatures, and ancient mysteries, the novel blends fantasy with elements of science fiction, offering a vivid and adventurous tale in a richly imagined world.

Equus Insanus, son of Aquila, has been missing for three years on his quest to bring the vile Time Criminal to justice. His Roman half brother, Lucius, nephew to Caesar, fears him dead - until he begins receiving strange messages from the lost Lacoti warrior.Then Lucius learns that Equus has been captured by the Time Criminal, who plans to use him as the instrument which will destroy their world. Discovering that the secret to Equus's salvation may lie in the pyramids of Giza and in the riddle of the Sphynx, Aquila and Lucius set out for Egypt. They have no idea that the answers they find will lead them across the entire Roman Empire, through space, and ultimately through time itself - for the final confrontation with the Time Criminal and the battle for a man's soul!

Equus Insanus, son of the intrepid Aquila, finds the civilized life of Rome tedious. So he is eager to return to his native land of Terra Novo to assist in the construction of Caesar's latest fancy -- a transprovincial railroad.But on this alternate Earth where the Roman Empire rules America, things seldom go as planned. Soon the project is beset with savage Indian raids and inexplicable disasters...and Equus's father returns from the future with a dire warning: The evil Time Criminal is back and stronger than ever, and even Aquila of the time-trading Dimensional Patrol is powerless to act!Now only Equus Insanus stands between the Time Criminal and the destruction of the universe!

The book follows Tobas, a young wizard who inherits a single spell from his deceased master. With limited magical knowledge and a desire for adventure, he embarks on a quest to make a name for himself. Along the way, Tobas encounters magical creatures, dangerous challenges, and unexpected companions. His journey is filled with wit and resourcefulness, as he navigates a world where one spell might not be enough to achieve his dreams.