
A lavish high-fantasy epic of war between Demonland and Witchland, told in rich Shakespearean prose with quests, battles, and heroic glory.
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A lavish high-fantasy epic of war between Demonland and Witchland, told in rich Shakespearean prose with quests, battles, and heroic glory.
A unique work of 20th Century prose following the epic power struggle and conflict between two peoples, the Demons and the Witches. Pre-dating the much better known works of Tolkein, it involves quests and battles on land and sea, heroic acts and deceits, love, lust and infidelity; all in settings so lavishly and extravagantly described as to stretch even the most vivid imagination.
Although this work has been described as 'flawed' by many critics, because of a few minor glitches, if read with...
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Love, lust, and infidelity among nobles; sensual but not explicit
Graphic battle violence, blood, and gore across epic war scenes
Archaic oaths and period diction; little modern profanity
Wine and feasting in courtly and heroic settings
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Pagan gods and fate referenced in heroic saga style
Sorcery, enchantments, and magical combat drive key conflicts
Demons and Witches are fantasy nations, not real-world occult
Themes of honor, glory, dominion, and rivalry between kingdoms
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Captivity, wartime suffering, and court intrigue cruelty
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