The White Raven

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W. Morrow, 1988 - Fiction - 411 pages
Set in a richly evoked Britain after the fall of King Arthur, The White Ravenis a retelling of perhaps the most enduring of all medieval love stories: thetragic triangle of Tristan, Isolde, and Mark.

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Prologue
15
The Morholts Race
31
The Tribute of Kernow
47
Copyright

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The White Raven
Diana L. Paxson
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Diana L. Paxson, a noted fantasy author who collaborated with Marion Zimmer Bradley on much of her later work, lives in Berkeley, California. She has written twenty books including the Arthurian novel "Hallowed Isle".

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TitleThe White Raven
Avon fantasy
AuthorDiana L. Paxson
PublisherW. Morrow, 1988
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJan 11, 2007
ISBN0688074960, 9780688074968
Length411 pages
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