โ Scribed by Samuel R. Delany
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A four-volume sword-and-sorcery epic from the legendary Grand Master of Science Fiction, multiple Hugo and Nebula and Awardโwinning author Samuel Delany.
Tales of Nevรจrรฟon: After his parents are killed during a political coup, Gorgik is taken into captivity and forced to work the government obsidian mines in Nevรจrรฟon's Faltha Mountains. Years later, he is sold to serve one of the royal families, and eventually the army. When he is finally free, he leads a rebellion against Nevรจrรฟon's rulers to end the tyranny of slavery.
Neveryรณna: Or, The Tale of Signs and Cities: One of the few in Nevรจrรฟon who can read and write, Pryn escapes her village on the back of a dragon. On her journey across the civil warโtorn land, Pryn has a fateful encounter with Gorgik the Liberator, whom she finds herself fighting beside in his war against slavery.
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