"Mercedes Lackey - In Celebration of Lammas Night" - читать интересную книгу автора (Lackey Mercedes)LAMMAS NIGHT
This is a work of fiction. All the characters and events portrayed in this book are fictional, and any resemblance to real people or incidents is purely coincidental. Copyright ┬й 1996 by Mercedes Lackey All material is original to this volume and is copyright ┬й 1996 by the individual authors. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form. A Baen Books Original Baen Publishing Enterprises P.O. Box 1403 Riverdale, N.Y. 10471 ISBN: 0-671-87713-5 Cover art by Victoria Poyser First printing, February 1996 Distributed by SIMON & SCHUSTER 1230 Avenue of the America^ New York, N.Y. 10020 Printed in the United States of America CONTENTS Introduction, Josepha Sherman.......................... 1 Lammas Night, Mercedes Lackey....................... 3 Hallowmas Night, Mercedes Lackey................... 7 Harvest of Souls, Doranna Durgin................... 23 The Heart of the Grove, Ardath Mayhar......... 41 Miranda, Ru Emerson...................................... 45 Demonheart, Mark Shepherd............................ 62 Sunflower, Jody Lynn Nye ............................... 73 Summer Storms, Christie Golden..................... 93 The Captive Song, Josepha Sherman.............. 124 Midsummer folly, Elisabeth Waters.............. 141 The Mage, the Maiden and the Hag, S.M. Stirling and Jan Stirling........................153 The Road Taken, Laura Anne Gilman........... 175 A Wanderer of Wizard-Kind, Nina Kiriki Hoffman......................................191 Circle of Ashes, Stephanie D. Shaver.............200 A Choice of Dawns, Susan Shwartz...............215 Miranda's Tale, Jason Henderson...................231 Lady of the Rock, Diana L. Paxson................249 Before, Gael Baudino......................................267 Introduction First there was the song. Several years back, Mercedes Lackey wrote "Lammas Night," a spooky, supernatural baUad that ended with the wizard protagonist facing a very perilous choice that was left to the listener to decide. Then came the birthday present that wasn't. Bill Jahnel and friends put together a collection of endings for the song, intending to offer it as a tribute to Mercedes, known to her friends as "Misty." However, the best laid plans often don't come off as intended. The project was shelved for a time, then offered to Baen Books for possible publication. Unfortunately, while this project, in its original form, made a lovely tribute ana Misty was quite touched, it was felt that a book made up |
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