![]() ![]() His advice: find out what you like, break it down to see what you like about it, then do that. She actually went so far as to take a creative writing honors course with the one college professor who was interested in science fiction and fantasy. And in college she created an ongoing story arc about a team of psychic spies that she wrote as letters to amuse a friend. As a teenager she continued to write, submitting short story after short story to her high school literary magazine (and she has some of those somewhere as well). As a kid, she had written Andre Norton pastiches and illustrated them too (and somewhere she still has some of those illustrations) and occasionally told them as bedtime stories to the kids she babysat. Once there was a computer programmer with ambitions-one might say delusions-of being a writer.Īctually she’d had ambitions for a very long time. “Landscape of the Imagination,” copyright © 2005 by Mercedes Lackey “Naught but Duty,” copyright © 2005 by Michael Z. “Darkwall’s Lady,” copyright © 2005 by Judith Tarr “Finding Elvida,” copyright © 2005 by Mickey Zucker Reichert “Song for Two Voices,” copyright © 2005 by Janni Lee Simner “Safe and Sound,” copyright © 2005 by Stephanie Shaver “The Blue Coat,” copyright © 2005 by Fiona Patton “Strength and Honor,” copyright © 2005 by Ben Ohlander “War Cry,” copyright © 2005 by Michael Longcor “All the Ages of Man,” copyright © 2005 by Tanya Huff “A Change of Heart,” copyright © 2005 by Sarah A. “Horse of Air,” copyright © 2005 by Rosemary Edghill “Dawn of Sorrows,” copyright © 2005 by Brenda Cooper “Death in Keenspur House,” copyright © 2005 by Richard Lee Byers “The Feast of the Children,” copyright © 2005 by Nancy Asire “Transmutation,” copyright © 2005 by Larry Dixon Introduction copyright © 2005 by Mercedes Lackey Your support of the author’s rights is appreciated. Please purchase only authorized electronic editions, and do not participate in or encourage the electronic piracy of copyrighted materials. ![]() The scanning, uploading and distribution of this book via the Internet or any other means without the permission of the publisher is illegal, and punishable by law. ![]() Well written and fun, Valdemarites will especially appreciate the magic of this book.”Ĭopyright © 2005 by Mercedes Lackey and Tekno BooksĭAW Books are distributed by Penguin Group (USA).Īll characters and events in this book are fictitious.Īll resemblance to persons living or dead is coincidental. “Each tale adheres to the Lackey laws of the realm yet provides each author’s personal stamp on the story. #SKY DANCER SUMMONERS WAR AMUSE SERIES#Familiarity with the series helps but is not a prerequisite to enjoying this book.” “Joseph Sherman, Tanya Huff, Mickey Zucker Reichert, and Michelle West have quite good stories, and there’s another by Lackey herself. Engrossing even for newcomers to Valdemar.” Valdemar fandom, especially, will revel in this sterling example of what such a mixture of fans’ and pros’ work can be. “This high-quality anthology mixes pieces by experienced author and enthusiastic fans of editor Lackey’s Valdemar. Of the thirteen stories included, there is no weak link-an attribute exceedingly rare in collections of this sort. “Fans of Lackey’s epic Valdemar series will devour this superb anthology. Raves for the Previous Valdemar Anthologies: Series: Valdemar (11) Crossroads and Other Tales of Valdemar Mercedes Lackey ![]()
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