Black Easter
Black EasterJames Blish
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Black Easter (1968)

James Blish

Others: Positive

Baines is a filthy rich arms dealer and connoisseur of destruction. Ware is the greatest living black magician. They will work together to throw the world into chaos. And not even the efforts of the white magicians of Monte Albano will stop them.

ISBN:
9780899683928
Length:
165 pages

Genres: fantasy, science fiction

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