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Tales from Tethedril (Mass Market Paperback)

by Scott Siegel (Author)
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In God's Law," the keystone of this stunning anthology of short fiction set in the mythical world of Tethedril, R. A. Salvatore inspires the imaginations of fantasy's most promising writers.

¸  Elaine Cunningham
¸  Christie Golden
¸  Ed Greenwood
¸  Mary H. Herbert
¸  Marcy Kirchoff
¸  Douglas Niles
¸  Nick O'Donohoe
¸  Dan Parkinson

As a fiery comet streaks past the world of Tethedril, sultry temperatures beckon the reptilian Saurans out of hibernation and into grisly battle with the Humans. Journey to a world where two races have been locked in bloody warfare since the dawn of time, where mind and magic are at the mercy of nature's primordial patterns. Join these extraordinary writers as they spin fascinating tales that reveal the fate of all those who live and die in the land of Tethedril . . .


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A spectacular cast of writers explores and expands the intriguing world of Tethedril. In "God's Law", the keystone of this stunning anthology of short fiction set in the mythical world of Tethedril, R.A. Salvatore inspires the imaginations of fantasy's most promising writers, including Elaine Cunningham, Christie Golden, Ed Greenwood, Mary H. Herbert, Mary Kirchoff, Douglas Niles, Nick O'Donohoe, and Dan Parkinson.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Really paints a full picture of this world..., Mar 27 1999
By frenchnj@muohio.edu (The House of the Worm) - See all my reviews
I was impressed by how well I seemed to "know" and "feel" the world of Tethedril after 294 pages; this book evokes a vivid and memorable picture of a unique planet, and for that reason alone it is worth reading. The individual stories are good too! My favorite's were the stories by Christie Golden, Elaine Cunningham, and R.A. Salvatore. The three seemed to be linked, thematically, really exploring the relative nature of morality, good and evil, and really giving some beautiful insight into the life of the saurans. "Family Tree" by Dan Parkinson has a wonderful idea, with the animated forest and its unique inhabitants. And "The Lazy Man" by Dan Parkinson shows that being lazy isn't necessarily a "bad" thing. I loved it! Douglas Niles gives us an interesting new form of magic, Mary H. Herbert tells a fine story of sacrifice that invokes Christianity with its title, and Mary Kirchoff presents us with a gift that appreciates and grows in value as time goes on. Finally, there's Ed Greenwood's tale, which won me back to Ed. I was quite disappointed with his novel SPELLFIRE, and hadn't read anything by Mr. Greenwood since that book, but "The Sword of Dreams" was an enjoyable read. This book is good from cover to cover, and I hope these writers (or others) do more with the world of Tethedril.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Golden, Salvatore both strengths in anthology, Jul 27 1998
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Very engaging new fantasy world, with tribes of humans locked in generations of combat with lizard-like beings. The best stories in this anthology, written by many Forgotten Realms veterans, focus on the complicated relationships between the humans and the saurans. They have more in common that each race thinks, of course. Once again, Salvatore's story, the keystone of the book, is very entertaining, along with Golden's exploration of sauran identity in "The Ultimate Weapon." The other stories, sadly, leave little lasting impact, although they are worth reading to pass the time.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Imaginative new tales by extraordinary authors, Jul 22 1998
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Tales from Tethedril is a wonderful creative idea by one of my favorite authors: R.A. Salvatore. The other authors in this book take something simple and full of imagination to a new and exciting level that is a pleasure to read and a page turner. Although most of the stories concentrate on the humans, their brutality and ignorance, their strength of mind and power of heart, all of the stories left me with wanting more. My first experience of Christie Golden, "The Ultimate Weapon," became my favorite story of the book. I urge everyone who knows of, or even doesn't know, these authors to pick it up and have a good read. I have a feeling that everyone will enjoy it.
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