The Way of the Wizard by John Joseph Adams

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Now acclaimed editor John Joseph Adams (The Living Dead) brings you thirty-two of the most spellbinding tales ever written, by some of today's most magical talents, including Neil Gaiman, Simon R.

Experience the thrill of power, the way of the wizard. Enter a world where anything is possible, where imagination becomes reality. From Gandalf to Harry Potter to the Last Airbender, wizardry has never been more exciting and popular. They see the future in a sheet of glass, summon fantastic beasts, and transform lead into gold. We all want it, they've got it - witches, warlocks, sorcerers, necromancers, those who peer beneath the veil of mundane reality and put their hands on the levers that move the universe. Adams just keeps getting better and this anthology is no exception. Wagner's 'The Secret of Calling Rabbits' is a melancholy and deeply affecting account of the last days of the last dwarf. A peasant endures numerous trials at the hands of a wizard king in Susanna Clarke's humorous 'John Uskglass and the Cambrian Charcoal Burner,' while Wendy N. Resnick's contribution movingly depicts Merlin suffering dementia-like effects from living backwards in time. Martin effortlessly creates a convincing mythic world in 'In the Lost Lands,' wherein a knight tries to discourage his lady's interest in shape-shifting. Anthologist extraordinaire Adams (Federations) once again strikes gold with 33 original and reprinted tales of wizardry in a wide variety of settings, from the medieval (Mike Resnick's 'Winter Solstice') to the modern (Jeremiah Tolbert's 'One-Click Banishment').

The Way of the Wizard by John Joseph Adams