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fantasy novel by
American writer L.
Sprague de Camp, the
third book of his
Novarian series. It was
first published as a two-part
serial in the
magazine Fantastic...
- The
Novarian series is a
sequence of
fantasy stories by L.
Sprague de Camp,
published between 1968 and 1989. The
series contains some of de Camp's most...
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There are many
similarities between the
Pusadian tales and de Camp's
later Novarian series,
though that is set in more
technologically advanced world than...
- The
Goblin Tower (1968) –
first of the
Novarian series The
Fallible Fiend (1973) –
offbeat entry in the
Novarian series presenting a
satirical look at...
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Bibliography of
science fiction, fantasy,
historical fiction and
nonfiction writer L.
Sprague de Camp:
Krishna "Finished" (1949 -
collected in The Continent...
- government; also, Iraz – a distant, non-
Novarian city
state in the same world, with a
different language and
culture Novarian series by L.
Sprague de Camp: Orsenna...
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novel by
American writer L.
Sprague de Camp, the
first book of both his
Novarian series and the "Reluctant King"
trilogy featuring King
Jorian of Xylar...
- Piedmont, Italy. In fiction,
Novaria may also
refer to: The
setting of the
Novarian series of
fantasy novels by L.
Sprague de Camp. The
setting of the Crown...
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version of the city of
North Bay.
Alissar Lyon
Sprague de Camp
Novarian series A
Novarian city-state Al-Ybi
Terry Pratchett Discworld Al-Ybi is a mostly...
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trilogy of
fantasy novels written by L.
Sprague de Camp as part of his
Novarian series, as well as the 1983
omnibus collection gathering the
books together...
