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Dan Blakelyfantasy stories written with a touch of magic
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The Fellowship of the Ring (1965)
As always, these creatures are found in the wild. No auctions, no Amazon. Only dingy shelves that smell of dust and dragons.
❝ One wizard on a rock, three baffled companions, and a paperback war already gathering offstage ❞
🦉...
The Elfstones of Shannara (1982)
As always, these creatures are found in the wild. No auctions, no Amazon. Only dingy shelves that smell of dust and dragons.
❝ Three heroes, a drawn bow, and one glowing handful of absolutely insufficient magic ❞
🦉 Author ➠ T...
The Eye of the World (1990)
As always, these creatures are found in the wild. No auctions, no Amazon. Only dingy shelves that smell of dust and dragons.
❝ One impossible moon, several nervous horses, and enough prophecy to last fourteen books ❞
🦉 Author...
The Sword of Shannara (1977)
As always, these creatures are found in the wild. No auctions, no Amazon. Only dingy shelves that smell of dust and dragons.
❝ One ancient chamber, three worried faces, and a blade doing all the talking ❞
🦉 Author ➠ Terry Bro...
Bored of the Rings (1969)
As always, these creatures are found in the wild. No auctions, no Amazon. Only dingy shelves that smell of dust and dragons.
❝ When the Fellowship fails its dignity save before page one ❞
🦉 Author ➠ The Harvard Lampoon
🎨 Co...
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