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Brokendown Palace (Paperback)

by Steven Brust (Author)
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Ruling the land of Fenario with the aid of a goddess, a wizard, an enigmatic talking stallion, and a very hungry dragon, the four brothers of the Brokedown Palace face a devastating threat that looms over their kingdom. Reissue.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Look at the Deadication, July 14 2004
By William Bourdeau (Anaheim, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brokedown palace (Paperback)
That is not a misspelling of dedication, the book is Deadicated to the members and lyric writers of the Grateful Dead in the mid-80's. All the "legends" are created from various Grateful Dead songs. For example, the boy trying to win the Princess meets the Demon Goddess in three guises, one twice his age, one twice his height, and one twice his weight. That's a reference to the song "I Need a Miracle". The wolf sleeping by the stream where the woodcutter's son finds the silver mine is a reference to the song "Cassidy". There is no Dead album called "Brokedown Palace" it's a song from the "American Beauty" album.

"River gonna take me, sing me sweet and sleepy..."

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