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Search - Legends (Vol. 3)
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Legends - Vol. 3 Author: A great anthology of short novels by the masters of modern fantasy. — Robert Silverberg, Editor of all three volumes of Legends, states of the whole: "Here is a book of visions and miracles--eleven rich, robust new stories by the best-known and most accomplished modern creators of fantasy fiction, each one set in the special universe of the imagi... more »
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2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Last of the anthologies. Robert Jordan's precursor to "New Spring" is in here, Ursula K. LeGuin contributes an Earthsea sequel, Tad Williams contributes a Memory Sorrow and Thorn prequel, and Terry Pratchett contributes a Discworld story about Granny Weatherwax. If you have a favorite series included, this is worth picking up.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Really great anthology. All the stories are connected with some of the most famous fantasy series out there. Highly recommend this book.
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Great series. Some of my favorite authors are represented here. Serves as a great intro to many of the biggest names in sci-fi and fantasy.
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Of the four authors, Le Guin was the only one whom I had read before. I thought the Jordan story was particularly good, and really liked the ending. The star of the book was the Tad Williams story, which I thought had great character development.
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