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Having just rescued your village, you perfected your abilities from your training and have chosen a path. However, you have caught some attention having rebelled against the Dragon Cult. Faced with another challenge, you must protect your village once again from certain destruction.
With the Lord of Trials defeated, our heroes come back home champions of their village. However, victory is short-lived when the adventurers suddenly find themselves in an unfamiliar area and must escape.
A collection of essays on the Deresthai culture with accompanying extracts from the Dragon Court archives comprising the official history of the Dragon peoples.
The unvarying essential meanings of around 1,000 symbols and symbolic themes commonly found in the art, literature and thought of all cultures through the ages are clarified.
In literature, labyrinths can represent many things: complication and difficulty, interconnectedness, creativity, and even literature itself. This new title discusses the role of the labyrinth in “The Garden of Forking Paths,” Great Expectations, Ulysses, and many others. The Labyrinth unravels this theme for literature students through 19 critical essays.
When Karen Paladino, a mild-mannered accountant, started her work week with a simple carpool who would have know her life would have taken an unexpected turn toward the absurd and the sometimes just plain weird. Thrust blindly into a world of magic she can’t believe or comprehend. Karen is rocketed on a whirlwind journey that will test her sanity her patience and most importantly her ability to handle bad puns and pop culture references by a less than amusing mage and his sidekick dragon. In the center of this magical world sits a magical death maze with a locked door that no one can open, and no one knows what treasures it hides. When the evil white hand of Salazar learns of John Harden’s new friend and what she could do, she will stop at nothing to capture her and the door. This story has something for everyone magic, Gods, Dragons, vampires, Arthurian legends, and the odd occasional Centaur sex joke. Littered with action, sarcasm, bad jokes and a few heartwarming moments. Throw in a tiny dash of romance, and you have a story made for late-night T.V. or at least a straight to home video release. Not your mother's magic fantasy! “Quoted My Mother” and she should know she’s my mother! Fascinatingly odd “Quoted my fifth-grade math teacher Mrs. Rabinowitz. Come one come all to a magical adventure fit for a 70s garage sale “Mages Maze.”
"Quests of the Dragon and Bird Clan" examines how the seafaring trading people known as the "Nusantao" from Insular Southeast Asia influenced world history. This is a "blook," a book based on a weblog (blog). The decision to publish the book came after requests to make the information in the blog available in an easier-to-read and more portable format. The advantage of the printed work is that the blog entries are arranged in easy-to-manage chronological order with out the need for the clicking through the blog archives. The glossary entries are also in alphabetical order for easy look-up, and a word index and table of contents further increase the readiblity of the blog/book. Important supplementary articles have also been included in the appendices. A must-read for those who think there is more to history than what we find in "mainstream" publications.
This classic encyclopedia of symbols by the renowned Spanish poet illuminates the imagery of myth, modern psychology, literature, and art. J. E. Cirlot’s A Dictionary of Symbols is a feat of scholarship, an act of the imagination, and a tool for contemplation, as well as a work of literature—a reference book that is as indispensable as it is brilliant and learned. Cirlot was a composer, poet, critic, and champion of modern art whose interest in surrealism helped introduce him to the study of symbolism. This volume explores the space between the world at large and the world within, where nothing is meaningless, and everything is in some way related to something else. Running from “abandonment” to “zone” by way of “flute” and “whip,” spanning the cultures of the world, and including a wealth of visual images to further bring the reality of the symbol home, A Dictionary of Symbols is a luminous and illuminating investigation of the works of eternity in time.
Six teens travel a magical labyrinth plagued by darkness where they must unlock their hidden gifts and learn to work together to repair the light within Earth. First, though, they must save themselves from their inner darkness and discover trust, the power of friendship and the strength of their individual light.
A father?A son?and the dragon they became. One head: Malevolent, attired in barbs and spines, took pleasure in decimating the forested village.Avery, formerly White Boar, wanders the forests seeking forgiveness from the people he sold into slavery, but is repentance payment enough? Righteous, with two horns on each side, tried to calm the evil one's violent ambition.More servant than son, Jonathan Gudwyne had been powerless to stop his father from taking the Men of the Forest into captivity. As a man, White Wolf reverses the damage he and his father caused by returning the Natives home. Jonathan gains honor and worship, but what does he do with the remains of his past? Justice has yet to be served to the dragon. Should Jonathan be the one who administers the sentence to his wandering father? To himself? The two heads formed Brinsop, whose iron talons wrought chaos?. Can a man change? Can a broken family be made whole again? If one head is destroyed can the other survive?