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High Sorcery

Welcome to a world of magic. Where a hunted man with power breaks through the barrier of worlds to find a warlock's world. Where a mysterious needlepoint needle causes even more mysterious disappearances. Where dark desires call to darker gods, stirring them from slumbers to answer the darkest of prayers. Pipe for old beings, but make sure your heart is pure. Dream dreams where there is no line between reality and fantasy. Experience sorcery as it is wrought by its highest practitioners. Yet be careful for what you wish. In these pages those wishes may come true...for good or ill.

Genre
fantasyscience fiction
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 240 pages
Form
short stories

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