This fully authorized guide is the perfect introduction to New Line Cinema's The Lord of the Rings trilogy. With lavish full-bleed production stills and biographies of the stars and the filmmakers, this book gives readers privileged access to behind-the-scenes material found nowhere else. Full color.
The blistering all-action follow up to one of the most successful UK fantasy debuts ever.
The Raven: six men and an elf, sword for hire in the wars that have torn apart Balaia. For years their loyalty has been only to themselves and their code. But, that time is over. The Wytch Lords have escaped and The Raven find themselves fighting for the Dark College of magic, searching for the location of Dawnthief. It is a spell created to end the world, and it must be cast if any of them are to survive. Dawnthief is a fast paced epic about a band of all-too-human heroes.
Credo essay by James Blish Introduction essay by Harry Harrison Hawksbill Station 67 novella by Robert Silverberg Ultimate Construction 67 story by Brian Aldiss=C.C. Shackleton 1937 AD! 67 story by John T. Sladek Fifteen Miles/Kinsman 67 story by Ben Bova Blackmail 67 story by Fred Hoyle The Vine 67 story by Kit Reed Interview With a Lemming 41 story by James Thurber The Wreck of the Ship John B. 67 novelette by Frank M. Robinson The Left-Hand Way 67 story by A. Bertram Chandler The Forest of Zil 67 story by Kris Neville The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered as a Downhill Motor Race 66 story by J.G. Ballard Answering Service 67 story by Fritz Leiber The Last Command/Bolo 67 story by Keith Laumer Mirror of Ice 67 story by Gary Wright Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes 67 novelette by Harlan Ellison Knights of the Paper Spaceship: A Retrospective Glance at Science Fiction essay by Brian W. Aldiss