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Language: English
Published by Del Rey February 12, 1985, New York, 1985
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New York: Del Rey / Ballantine Books 1985. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. 0345297172 "To be King, Tristan had to sit on the Throne. But without the lost Sword, the Throne was---Death!" 341 pages. Good copy [spine/lower corner creasing, paper tanning bx243.
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- Title
- The Sword of Calandra
- Author
- Susan Dexter
- Publisher
- Del Rey February 12, 1985, New York
- Publication year
- 1985
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- MassMarket
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0345297172
- ISBN 13
- 9780345297174
- Edition
- First Edition.
- Seller catalogs
- Fiction / Fantasy / Adventure
Tristan, the rightful king of Calandra, and his beloved Princess Elisena must find the long-lost Sword of the Last King before they are destroyed by Galan and his master of magic, as well as the frightful hounds of Nimir
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About the Author
I was born in Greenville, PA in 1955. I started writing early, scrounging unused diaries and notebooks and writing “books” in them. Illustrated too, because I was drawing even before I was writing. In the late 1970s, inspired by a couple of wretchedly cold winters in western Pennsylvania, I set out to write fantasy short story in a “Write Your Own Book” I had been given, which had a knight on horseback on its cover. It still does, and it’s still empty because by the time I had finished outlining I could see there was no way The Ring of Allaire was going to fit in there. My novel about a wizard’s first quest was published in 1981. The Sword of Calandra and The Mountains of Channadran continued Tristan’s saga. (I like to say that my wizard is just like Harry Potter—but Tristan was home-schooled.) I have recently reworked and expanded this trilogy, once known as “The Winter King’s War” into “Wizard’s Destiny”.
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