The Innkeeper's Song
Peter S. Beagle
ene 2025 · Gateway · Narración de Chloë Sommer y Des Yankson
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This is the story of three women.
The first is brought back from the dead, and follows her saviour to adventure.
The second is seeking the sorcerer who trained her, who has disappeared without a trace.
The third is running from assassins and hiding her own deep secrets.
Three mysterious women, with their own power and stories. A missing sorcerer. A magical fox. A heartbroken fiance, a besotted stable boy, and an Innkeeper dealing with the strangest guests he has ever encountered.
'In many ways . . . Beagle's finest novel' - Gary K. Wolfe
The first is brought back from the dead, and follows her saviour to adventure.
The second is seeking the sorcerer who trained her, who has disappeared without a trace.
The third is running from assassins and hiding her own deep secrets.
Three mysterious women, with their own power and stories. A missing sorcerer. A magical fox. A heartbroken fiance, a besotted stable boy, and an Innkeeper dealing with the strangest guests he has ever encountered.
'In many ways . . . Beagle's finest novel' - Gary K. Wolfe
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Peter S. Beagle was born in Manhattan in 1939. He wrote his first novel, A Fine and Private Place when he was just 19 years old, and it published in 1960. The Last Unicorn is one of his most famous works, published in 1968, and adapted into a film starring Christopher Lee in 1982 for which he wrote the screenplay. His works have won critical acclaim around the world, and many awards. In 2018, he was named a Damon Knight Grand Master by the SFWA.
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