Synopsis:
"To my mind Tanith Lee has virgually proved herself an equal with Le Guin, Brackett, Norton, C.L. Moore, and others- Tangent If there is any justice in the world, Tanith Lee's novel should win the August Derleth Award for 1975 I cannot expect ot recommend any other book more ightly- British Fantasy Society Bulletin. The above are two of the many excited reviews of Tanith Lee's first DAW book, the Birthgrave. Now Daw is again privileged to present another grand fantasy saga, full bodied and brilliantly portraded, worthy once again of the above quotes. The storm Lord is a big novel of an unknown planet and of the conflic of empires and peoples on that world. It is the story of a priestess raped and slain, of a baby born of a king and hidden among strangers, and of how that child, grown to manhood, sought his true heritage. It is a novel of alien gods and lost godddesses, of warriors and wanderers, and of vengeance long delayed. It is an epic in every sense of the word." This is from the back cover of this book.
About the Author:
Tanith Lee is one of the leading fantasy authors working today. She has written over 50 novels and short story collections, among them the bestselling Flat Earth Series. She has won the World Fantasy Award numerous times as well as the August Derleth Award.
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