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Editor:	L. Sprague De Camp
Co-editors:	Christopher Stasheff
Title:	The Enchanter Reborn
Publisher:	Baen Fantasy
Country:	USA
Date:	Sep 1992
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Fiction, Fantasy
ISBN-10:	0671721348
Barcode:	0767140049937
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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mixed original & reprint (1 story) anthology including fiction by the editors, l. sprague de camp and christopher stasheff

silhouette of wyvern draped over
baen
fantasy (logo) (spine, front cover & title page)

copyright © 1992 by l. sprague de camp and christopher stasheff

baen publishing enterprises
p.o. box 1403
riverdale, n.y. 10041 (usa)

first printing, september 1992

distributed by simon & schuster
1230 avenue of the americas
new york, n.y. 10020

320pp. including 6 unnumbered pp. titles, indica: vi - xii introduction; 1-296; 12 unnumbered end pp: 1 blank, 3pp. adverts, 5pp. extract from "fallen angels" larry niven, jerry pournelle & michael flynn, q.v; 3pp. adverts.
cover art by dean morrissey (credited)
cover price (can. $5.99) u.s.$4.99

contents:
introduction (nf) christopher stasheff
"professor harold and the trustees" (novelette) christopher stasheff
"sir harold and the gnome king" (novelette) l. sprague de camp°
"sir harold and the monkey king" (novella) christopher stasheff
"knight and the enemy" (novella) holly lisle
"arms and the enchanter" (novella) john maddox roberts
(the last two novellas being developed from outlines by the two editors)
° - reprinted from the "world fantasy convention 1990 souvenir anthology" (anonymously edited) (1990)

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ppint. 24th Nov 2019		bar-code number truncated by too-small field: 07671400499372134



ppint. 24th Nov 2019		cover bears both merkin and canadadian cover prices, so this should be re-flagged "international" according to respected moderator's rule, or not so re-flagged, according to equally well-respected moderator's heartfelt plea...



ppint. 19th Oct 2018		Review n.b. not "the fourth book of l. sprague de camp and fletcher pratt's incompleat enchanter trilogy"; the novelelette and four novellas in this anthology nevertheless constitute five further adventures based on the ideas those two authors developed so well in the forties and fifties, that theoretician in magic, but magically-ungifted professor chalmers and his talented - but slapdash - pupil, harold shea, could visit their best-imagined ideas of worlds long since past - except that these fantasy worlds would adhere to the rules and natural laws of the fantasies, rather than those of the real world we're rather more familiar with - and, perhaps, more comfortable in. . . fun reading - and there's no *need* to've read the original series of five stories, to find these fun°. ° - though you will then want to - this is inevitable: yhbw 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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