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For the inspiration for this novel, Guy Gavriel Kay has drawn on the conflicts in medieval Spain, including King Ferdinand's expulsion of the Jews and forced conversion of those who remained during the Inquisiton, and the fall of Granada to the Christians. In this tale, there are two moons looking over a planet which is home to the country of Esperana. The rulers are the Asharites, who worship the stars and who hail from the neighboring land of Al-Rassan. The Kindath, a dispersed people with no country of their own, worship the moons. The Horsemen of Jad are worshippers of the sun. Zealots from the Asharites and Jaddites are bent on taking advantage of the political turmoil in Esperana, and the central characters of the book do their best to keep civilization going.
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In 1963, Andrew Hale receives a coded message drawing him back into the world from which he retired--a world of secret agents, betrayals, and his own failure to save the lives of the men under his command some 15 years earlier during a bizarre battle on top of Mount Ararat. Co-winner on the 2000 World Fantasy Award for Best Novel.
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Teenage Tenchi is used to alien princesses, mad scientists, and ditzy space cops, but Tenchi and his crew find it difficult to survive a visit from the mothers of outer space. A Graphic Novel. Original.
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Lewis Deathstalker, a fugitive because of his forbidden love for the king's betrothed, goes in search of his legendary ancestor, Owen Deathstalker. Owen disappeared over 200 years ago, but he must be found, because he is the only one who can deal with the world-destroying Terror.
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