More by Lin Carter
Knowing that you possess a talent is half the battle in mastering it.
Time War (1974)
What use to covet loot, when even stars must die?
Tower at the Edge of Time (1968)
However, as one or another of the philosophers has probably noted ere now, the morning was not quite over yet.
Kesrick (1982)
He was reluctantly forced to conclude that his sanity was unshaken.
Time War (1974)
Day dawned, as day generally does, in so spectacular a manner as to seem rather show-offy were it to be encountered among any less significant meteorological phenomena.
The Wizard of Zao (1978)
You will observe, I think, that repentance is seldom whole-hearted, and generally arises from such base and ignoble motives as feeling sorry for yourself in dire circumstances.
Kesrick (1982)
Chan’s heart knew only greed, but there was within him enough intelligence to wonder before a man who could see all the uselessness of life, and still exult in the possessing of it.
Tower at the Edge of Time (1968)
Yes, a woman makes a fine weapon in capable hands...slim and supple as a sword blade...and a blade to which no man’s armor is completely proof.
Tower at the Edge of Time (1968)
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