- Mass Market Paperback: 416 pages
- Publisher: Wizards of the Coast (Feb 1 2002)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0786927003
- ISBN-13: 978-0786927005
- Product Dimensions: 17.7 x 10.6 x 3 cm
- Shipping Weight: 204 g
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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- #5 in Books > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Fantasy > Anthologies
- #12 in Books > Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Anthologies
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Product Description
Product Description
The legendary times of the Kingpriest, the Reign of Istar, and the War of the Lance. Tales of the wrath of gods, the clash of dragons, the emergence of foul villains and shining heroes.
Here are collected the best short stories of the Dragonlance Tales II series. For new readers, this is your invitation to a world of wondrous adventure and fantasy, while for longtime followers of the Dragonlance saga, this is a collector's edition of indispensable stories.
This volume includes an exciting fast-play adventure by Tracy Hickman set in the world of Dragonlance.
Dragonlance fans will be thrilled to read this follow-up to The Best of Tales, Volume One.
Contents
"Six Songs for the Temple of Istar" by Michael Williams
"The Voyage of the Sunchaser" by Paul B. Thompson and Tonya C. Carter
"The Three Lives of Horgan Oxthrall" by Douglas Niles
"Filling the Empty Places" by Nancy Varian Berberick
"The Goblin's Wish" by Roger E. Moore
"Off Day" by Dan Parkinson
"Ogre Unaware" by Dan Parkinson
"Clockwork Hero" by Jeff Grubb
"No Gods, No Heroes" by Nick O'Donohoe
"Colors of Belief" by Richard A. Knaak
"Lorac" by Michael Williams
Here are collected the best short stories of the Dragonlance Tales II series. For new readers, this is your invitation to a world of wondrous adventure and fantasy, while for longtime followers of the Dragonlance saga, this is a collector's edition of indispensable stories.
This volume includes an exciting fast-play adventure by Tracy Hickman set in the world of Dragonlance.
Dragonlance fans will be thrilled to read this follow-up to The Best of Tales, Volume One.
Contents
"Six Songs for the Temple of Istar" by Michael Williams
"The Voyage of the Sunchaser" by Paul B. Thompson and Tonya C. Carter
"The Three Lives of Horgan Oxthrall" by Douglas Niles
"Filling the Empty Places" by Nancy Varian Berberick
"The Goblin's Wish" by Roger E. Moore
"Off Day" by Dan Parkinson
"Ogre Unaware" by Dan Parkinson
"Clockwork Hero" by Jeff Grubb
"No Gods, No Heroes" by Nick O'Donohoe
"Colors of Belief" by Richard A. Knaak
"Lorac" by Michael Williams
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Michael Williams was in the longest dry spell of his life when the opportunity came to write for DRAGONLANCE. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
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A nice collection of stories...,
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This review is from: The Best of Tales: Volume Two (Mass Market Paperback)
While this book is not one of the better Dragonlance books, it does have its high points. It is filled with some interesting stories, many of which are filled with the humor and action that is needed to keep a reader hooked. One thing that is enjoyable about this book, is that it doesn't have stories just thrown in it to fill up space. It is an enjoyable read the whole way through. Many people don't like reading Dragonlance if it isnt by Wies and Hickman, and I could agree most of the time, there have been few authors that could rival their genius in the world of Krynn, but this book brings together a nice collection of stories to keep the reader entertained the whole way through. This book is definately a must for anyone who loves Dragonlance, or is just a fan of the fantasy genre.
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Have you ever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy?,
This review is from: The Best of Tales: Volume One (Mass Market Paperback)
Have you ever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy? I find this book similar to Forgotten Realms Antalogy, but it has more interesting stores, to my veiw. It'll be interesting to all who love fantasy and Dragonlance. If you have not read Dragonlance Saga, you'll like this book. If you alrady read Dragonlance, than it is samething you should know: here I would say purifed Dragonlance, it's that you like in it.
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Have you ever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy?,
This review is from: The Best of Tales: Volume One (Mass Market Paperback)
Have you ever read Forgotten Realms Antalogy? I find this book similar to Forgotten Realms Antalogy, but it has more interesting stores, to my veiw. It'll be interesting to all who love fantasy and Dragonlance. If you have not read Dragonlance Saga, you'll like this book. If you alrady read Dragonlance, than it is samething you should know: here I would say purifed Dragonlance, it's that you like in it.
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