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To Weave a Web of Magic » (First Edition)

Book cover image of To Weave a Web of Magic by Claire Delacroix

Authors: Claire Delacroix, Patricia A. McKillip, Sharon Shinn, Lynn Kurland
ISBN-13: 9780425196151, ISBN-10: 0425196151
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
Date Published: July 2004
Edition: First Edition

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Author Biography: Claire Delacroix

Claire Delacroix is the USA Today bestselling author of many historical and contemporary novels.

Lynn Kurland is the USA Today bestselling author of ten novels, and a RITA Award winner. Patricia A. McKillip is the award-winning author of Ombria in Shadow. Sharon Shinn won the William Crawford Award for achievement in fantasy.

Book Synopsis

A romantic fantasy anthology with four novellas from renowned authors of romance and fantasy...

USA Today best-selling author Claire Delacroix gives readers a revisionist version of the medieval legend of Melusine. USA Today best-selling author Lynn Kurland's trademark style shines in this tale of the magic and medieval romance between two lovers.

World Fantasy Award-winner Patricia A. McKillip tells of an artist's model and the transforming power of beauty and inspiration.

National best-selling author Sharon Shinn offers a compelling romance set in a strange new off-world of angels and revolving around the pursuit of love.

The very thrill of love comes dazzlingly to life when these four shining stars or romance and fantasy weave their own web of magic for their legions of fans.

Dr. Lesley Farmer - KLIATT

Four well-regarded women fantasy writers—Delacroix, Kurland, McKillip, Shinn—have written lengthy short stories about romantic fantasy for this anthology. Delacroix's cautionary tale about the shapes of love reveals the impact of perspectives. Kurland recounts a family epic of independent heroes and heroines. McKillip tells of an artist who activates a Gorgon to inspire him. Shinn reveals how angels can interact intensely with humans. As would be expected, the writing is professional, the plots well crafted. This anthology is a good way for readers to be introduced to these authors' styles. KLIATT Codes: SA—Recommended for senior high school students, advanced students, and adults. 2004, Penguin, Berkley, 362p., Ages 15 to adult.

Table of Contents

The Gorgon in the cupboard1
The tale of the two swords71
Fallen angel175
An elegy for Melusine269

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