Land Of Unreason

Pratt, Fletcher & Camp, L Sprague de

Published by Ballantine Books, 1970

About this Item

© 1942: A stand-alone novel by Fletcher Pratt & L Sprague de Camp. 1st printing of 1970 edition. With an introduction by Lin Carter:- Synopsis: Never has a liking for milk landed a man in so much trouble. Fred Barber, a thoughtful man of antic minded humor, having drunk the milk put out for the little people, replaced his borrowing with an offering of Scotch. Never thinking for a moment, of course, that anything would come of it. What was his surprise then, later in the night, to be assailed and kidnapped by a bunch of drunken elves:- Review(s): "A fantasy tale with adult humor. With capricious fancy and extravagent imagination Pratt and de Camp have concocted a book that defies designation. There may well be significance in the tale but to seek allusions spoils the enchantment. Better to read it as pure myth and be captivated by its unreason!" - Worcester Telegram / "A droll masterpiece of fantasy!" - Springfield Republican:- (original cost $0.95). Seller Inventory # 19.010.00003

Bibliographic Details

Title: Land Of Unreason

Publisher: Ballantine Books

Publication Date: 1970

Binding: Paperback: 7" x 4¼"

Illustrator: Cover Art: Donna Violetti

Condition: Very Good: Light signs of wear

Edition: 1970 Edition