Lyndon M Hardy

Alodar was a mere journeyman thaumaturge learning the least of the five arts of magic. As such, he had no right to aspire to the hand of the fair lady, Queen Vendora, but aspire he did. Alodar's quest is not only a stirring tale of adventure, but also one of the most logical detailings of the laws of magic ever to appear in fantasy. "One of the most logical detailing of the laws of magic ever to appear in fantsay" -- Lester del Rey Out of print for over three decades, and now returning to availability. This edition includes new chapters, a glossary and an author's afterward

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Master of the Five Magics

The worst of the mess they were in, Kestrel knew, was that it was all his own fault. It all began when he had tried to cheat the lady wizard Phoebe with a load of worthless wood. When she insisted on testing his sample, the demon Astron had burst through the flame.

Riddle of the Seven Realms

The laws of the five magics were being set aside. If the world was to be saved it was up to Jason the scribe. But what was he to do? He had writer's block and suffered from agoraphobia. He was not a hero for the sagas.

Lyndon M Hardy

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