Murray Fletcher Pratt was a distinctive literary voice, known for a prose style reminiscent of Bernard DeVoto's. His work spans captivating fantasy tales and thorough historical accounts, particularly in naval history and the American Civil War. He is celebrated for fantasy collaborations that humorously explored the boundaries of reality and magic. Pratt's approach to writing was deeply informed by his interest in detail and precision, evident in both his fictional worlds and his historical studies.
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Playful and enduring fantasy from one of the most prodigious writers of the genre in the 20th century.
Robbed of lands and heritage by the rapacious Vulkings, young Airar Alvarson had only his limited gift for sorcery to aid him against a world of savage intrigues. Then he met a mysterious sorcerer and was given a strange iron ring -- a ring that led him into a futile conspiracy and soon had him fleeing for his life.Driven by enchantments and destiny, he found himself leading a band of warriors against the mighty empire of the Vulkings. With him was a warrior maid who mocked him while she sought to serve by fair means or foul. Then he met the Imperial Princess who preached the peace of the Well but it soon became apparent she would bring him only turmoil and strife!
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