
Sir Hereward and Mister Fitz #7 - A Long, Cold Trail, The Realm of the Elderlings #- Her Father's Sword, Baldemar #3 - The Sword of Destiny, Quillifer #1.5 - The Triumph of Virtue, Gorel of Goliris #Other, Spiritwalker #"I Am a Handsome Man," said Apol, The World of Riverside #0.9 When I was a highwayman
The Book of Swords
Edition: First Edition
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 0399593764
ISBN 13: 9780399593765
Publication date:
October 10th, 2017
Publisher: Bantam
Pages: 544
Genres: Science Fiction, Thriller & Suspense, Action & Adventure, Fantasy
This anthology weaves together a tapestry of captivating tales centered around the allure of swords and the stories that they tell. Each author, renowned for their unique storytelling prowess, brings a fresh perspective to the timeless theme of swordplay and its multifaceted significance in the realms of fantasy.
Garth Nix enchants readers with a narrative that explores the bonds formed between characters and their legendary weapons, infusing his signature blend of adventure and moral complexity. In contrast, Robin Hobb delves into the intricate emotional landscapes of her characters, crafting a tale that reveals how swords can symbolize both honor and betrayal.
George R. R. Martin contributes a gripping story set in his richly imagined world, where swords are as much a part of the political landscape as they are instruments of combat. Meanwhile, Scott Lynch adds a layer of cunning and wit, showcasing characters who navigate the treacherous corridors of power with their blades glinting at the ready.
Together, these voices create a compelling collection that not only entertains but also invites reflection on themes of power, destiny, and the age-old struggle between good and evil. Each story resonates with the reader, offering a sword's edge of excitement that lingers long after the final page is turned.
Garth Nix enchants readers with a narrative that explores the bonds formed between characters and their legendary weapons, infusing his signature blend of adventure and moral complexity. In contrast, Robin Hobb delves into the intricate emotional landscapes of her characters, crafting a tale that reveals how swords can symbolize both honor and betrayal.
George R. R. Martin contributes a gripping story set in his richly imagined world, where swords are as much a part of the political landscape as they are instruments of combat. Meanwhile, Scott Lynch adds a layer of cunning and wit, showcasing characters who navigate the treacherous corridors of power with their blades glinting at the ready.
Together, these voices create a compelling collection that not only entertains but also invites reflection on themes of power, destiny, and the age-old struggle between good and evil. Each story resonates with the reader, offering a sword's edge of excitement that lingers long after the final page is turned.