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Deryni
Archives - The Magazine
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Issue 18
- Summer 2002 - 129 pages |
Edited
by: Julianne Toomey-Kautz & Laura Jefferson
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Editorial Items
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Progress Report by Katherine Kurtz
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Editorial
by Laura Jefferson & Julianne Toomey-Kautz
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Deryni Ink: Letters of Comment
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Deryni On the 'Net
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Our Contributors
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Crossword Puzzle by Kiri
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Art
Credits: Hannah Shapero Kathi Spivey
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Poetry
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Ballad of a Dynasty's
Dawning by Beverly Allen |
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Lyrical poetry about the founding of
Lost Caeriesse that sank beneath the sea |
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The
Ring by James Wittenauer |
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A poetic recounting of a Haldane's
first experience of the Ring of Fire's power. |
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Stories
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Undamned Deryni by Susan Werner |
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Explores the question of what
happened to the children of those Deryni who were blocked by Healers. One
mother discovers that her son is not only Deryni, but also a Healer and she
must decide what to do to keep him safe from his Deryni-hating father. |
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Close Encounter
by Mary Alice Kropp |
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Tells the story of
Sean Lord Derry and a most unusual meeting with...of all things...
a mermaid! Or is she a sea nymph, as she prefers to be called. Do
you think Morgan will
ever believe it? |
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Where Fancy is
Bred by Sharon Henderson |
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A riotous tale of Nigel
Haldane, appointed Official Cupid to the Court of King Kelson, and
what happens when he completely forgets the Feast of Saint Valentine - thus
ensuring that the King also forgets his first Valentine's Day as a
married man. Delightful scheming on the part of the lords and their
ladies make this story one to be savored over and over. |
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Reconciliation by Melissa Houle |
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Focuses on the same series of
events, but from the perspective of Araxie and Kelson. Read it to discover
whether or not the men have to spend the night in the Royal Kennels
for
their lack of forethought! |
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Sheltering
Branches by Martine A. Lynch |
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Tells the story of Kelson's
and Araxie's oldest daughter, Evaine, who was born deaf. Now, as a
young woman, does she find her own true love in Kelric, the Duke of Corwyn's
son? Read this sweet story to find out. |
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