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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Blood of the Tiger by Rose Estes Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997) Estes, Rose Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Blood of the Tiger by Rose Estes Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997) Estes, Rose. (? - ) US writer who began her career as an employee of TSR, a significant generator of Games and texts, for whom she created the Endless Quest sequence of multiple-choice gamebooks; her similar Find Your Fate sequence was done for a different firm. More original were two series of Prehistoric Fantasies: Saga of the Lost Lands – Blood of the Tiger ( 1987 ), Brother to the Lion ( 1988 ) and Spirit of the Hawk ( 1988 ) – involves Magic in an Ice Age setting; in the Hunter sequence – The Hunter ( 1990 ), The Hunter on Arena ( 1991 ) and The Hunter Victorious ( 1992 ) – aliens capture an Ice Age hunter for use as a gladiator, but he eventually wins through. The Contemporary-Fantasy Troll sequence – Troll-Taken ( 1993 ) and Troll-Quest ( 1995 ) – places a society of Trolls under Chicago, from which they are prone to kidnap children. [JC] other works: The Endless Quest gamebooks, being Dungeon of Dread * ( 1982 ), Mountain of Mirrors * ( 1982 ), Pillars of Pentegarn * ( 1982 ), Return to Brookmere * ( 1982 ), Circus of Fear * ( 1983 ), Dragon of Doom * ( 1983 ), Hero of Washington Square * ( 1983 ), Revenge of the Rainbow Dragons * ( 1983 ) and Revolt of the Dwarves * ( 1983 ); the Find Your Fate gamebooks, being Indiana Jones and the Lost Treasure of Sheba * ( 1984 ), which is also tied to the Indiana Jones movies, The Children of the Dragon * ( 1985 ), The Trail of Death * ( 1985 ) and The Mystery of the Turkish Tattoo * ( 1986 ); Case of the Dancing Dinosaur ( 1985 ); the Greyhawk sequence of game ties, being Master Wolf * ( 1987 ), The Price of Power * ( 1987 ), The Demon Hand * ( 1988 ), The Name of the Game * ( 1988 ) and The Eyes Have It * ( 1989 ); Skryling's Blade * ( 1990 ) with Tom Wham and The Stone of Time * ( 1992 ), both contributions to the Runesword Shared-World sequence; Elfwood ( 1992 ); Iron Dragons: Mountains and Madness * ( 1993 ), game tie. Rose Estes. This entry is taken from the Encyclopedia of Fantasy ( 1997 ) edited by John Clute and John Grant. It is provided as a reference and resource for users of the SF Encyclopedia , but apart from possible small corrections has not been updated . Vintage science fiction paperback books (Leon) Your choice of any 20 for $40 or all 204 for $250. Most in great shape, some has some wear. I will update/remove listing once somebody buys it. Willing to meet at Krogers in Ripley, or Piggly Wiggly in Point Pleasant, or Dollar General (17704 Charleston rd. in buffalo). Serious inquires only. 2001 A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke, 1982, cover has some wear 2010: Odyssey Two by Arthur C. Clarke, 1984 2061: Odyssey Three by Arthur C. Clarke, 1989, cover has some wear A Greater Infinity by Michael McCollum, 1982 A Man Called Milo Morai by Robert Adams, 1986 A Wonder Book byNathaniel Hawthorne, 1968, stain on cover Agent of Change by Steve Miller & Sharon Lee, 1988 Aquarius Mission by Martin Caidin, 1978, light cover wear Back to the Future by George Gipe, 1985 Battlestar Galactica by Glen A. Larson & Robert Thurston, 1978 Battlestar Galactica 2, The Cylon Death Machine by Glen A. Larson & Robert Thurston, 1979 Battlestar Galactica 3, The Tombs of Kobol by Glen A. Larson & Robert Thurston, 1079 Battlestar Galactica 4, The Young Warriors by Glen A. Larson & Robert Thurston, 1980 Battlestar Galactica 5, Galactica Discovers Earth by Glen A. Larson & Michael Resnick, 1980 Battlestar Galactica 6, The Living Legend by Glen A. Larson & Nicholas Yermakov, 1982 Battlestar Galactica 7, War of the Gods by Glen A. Larson & Nicholas Yermakov, 1983 Battlestar Galactica 10: The Long Patrol by Glen a. Larson & Ron Goulart, 1984 Between the Strokes of Midnight by Charles Sheffield, 1985 Beyond Earth: Man's Contact with UFOs by Ralph Blum with Judy Blum, 1974 Beyond Earth: Man's Contact with UFO's by Ralph Blum & Judy Blum, 1976 Beyond the Blue Event Horizon by Frederik Pohl, 1980 Bichu the Jaguar by Alan Caillou, 1972 Blade Runner by Philip K. Dick, 1982 Brother to Shadows by Andre Norton, 1994 Buck Rogers #2: That Man on Beta, 1979 Cocoon by David Saperstein, 1985 Conan the Invincible by Robert Jordan, 1982, cover corner torn Conflict of Honors by Steve Miller & Sharon Lee, 1988 CV by Damon Knight, 1986 Danger in the Ashes by William W. Johnstone, 1988 Dark is the Sun by Philip Jose Farmer, 1980 Deadly Nature by V. M. Thompson, 1988 Decision at Doona by Anne McCaffrey, 1975 Dhalgren by Samuel R. Delany, 1978 Dinosaur World, Ray Bradbury presents, 1992 Dolphin Island by Arthur C. Clarke, 1971 Down to a Sunless Sea by David Graham, 1988 Dragonflight by Anne McGaffrey, 1979 Earth is Room Enough by Isaac Asimov, 1957 Earth 2 by Melissa Crandall, 1994 Earth 2, Leather Wings by John Vornholt, 1995 Eon by Greg Bear, 1986 Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card, 1986 Enemy Mine by Barry B. Longyear & David Gerroid, 1985 Eric John Stark: Outlaw of Mars by Leigh Brackett, 1982 Exit Earth by Martin Caidin, 1987 Farmer in the Sky by Robert A. Heinlein, 1975 Fire-Starter by Stephen King, 1981 Firechild by Jack Williamson, 1987 Five Steps to Tomorrow by Eando Binder, 1968, cover has wear Friday by Robert A. Heinlein, 1983 Gods and Spacemen in the Ancient East by W. Raymond Drake, 1973 Gods of Air & Darkness by Richard E. Mooney, 1975 Golden Witchbreed by Mary Gentle, 1985 Green Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, 1988 Gremlins by George Gipe, 1984 Heir of Rengarth, Sword & Circlet 2 by Carole Nelson Douglas, 1989 Hestia by C, J. Cherryh, 1979, front cover has crease Heechee Rendezvous by Frederik Pohl, 1985 I Sing the Body Electric! by Ray Bradbury, 1971 Imram by William Barnwell, 1981 Indian Jones & the Temple of Doom by James Kahn, 1984 Limbo of the Lost by John Wallace Spencer, 1974 Logan's World by William F. Nolan, 1977 Lord Valentine's Castle by Robert Silverberg, 1981 Madmax Beyond Thunderdome, 1985 Mandala by David F. Bischoff, 1983 Manseed by Jack Williamson, 1983 Maurai & Kith by Poul Anderson, 1982 Moon of Mutiny by Lester Del Rey, 1969 Mysteries of our World by Peter Briggs, 1969, front cover corner torn off Nighteyes by Garfield Reeves-Stevens, 1990, light cover wear Night's Master by Tanith Lee, 1978 No Earthly Explanation by John Wallace Spencer, 1975 Not of this World by Peter Kolosimo, 1973, slight wear Orca by Arthur Herzog, 1977 Orge, Orge by Piers Anthony, 1982 Planet Builders, Fire in the Sky by Robyn Tallis, 1989 Podkayne of Mars by Robert A. Heinlein, 1970 Poltergeist 2 by James Kahn, 1986 Predator by Paul Monette, 1987 Predator 2 by Simon Hawke, 1990 Promised Land by Brian M. Stableford, 1974 Protector by Larry Niven, 1981 Quicker Then the Eyes by Ray Bradbury, 1997 R is For Rocket by Ray Bradbury, 1980 Raiders of the Lost Ark by Campbell Black, 1981 Re-Birth by John Wyndham, 1978 Redline the Stars by Andre Norton & P.M. Griffin, 1994 Retief at Large by Keith Laumer, 1980 Retief of The Cot by Keith Laumer, 1985 Retief to the Rescue by Keith Laumer, 1984 Ringworld by Larry Niven, 1981 Rissa & Tregare by F. M. Busby, 1984 Roadmarks by Roger Zelazny, 1980 Rogue Ship by A. E. Van Vogt, 1980 Saga of the Lost Lands, vol. 1, Blood of the Tiger by Rose Estes, 1987 Saga of the Lost Lands, vol. 2, Brother to the Lion, 1988 Saga of the Lost Lands, vol. 3, Spirit of the Hawk, 1988 Saint Camber by Katherine Kurtz, 1979 Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future by Mike Resnick, 1986 Sassinak by Anne McCaffrey & Elizabeth Moon, 1990 Sea of Time by Will Hubbell, 2004 Secret of the Sixth Magic by Lyndon Hardy, 1984 Secrets of Stardeep, Time Gate by John Jakes, 1982 Seed of the Gods by Zach Hughes, 1974 Skyfall by Harry Harrison, 1978 Shade of the Tree by Piers Anthony, 1987 Shakespeare's Planet by Clifford D. Simak, 1982 Shogun by James Clavell, 1980 Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury, 1979 Space Angel by John Maddox Roberts, 1983 Star Watchman by Ben Bova, 1978 Stardance by Spider & Jeanne Robinson, 1980 Starfarers by Vonda N. McIntyre, 1989 Starflight to Faroul by Patrick Dearen, 1980 Stargate by Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich, 1994 Stargate SG 1 by Ashley McConnell, 1998 Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein, 1987, front corner rip Strange World by Frank Edwards, 1973, cover has wear Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein, 1968?, light cover wear Superman: Last Son of Krypton by Elliot S. Maggin, 1978 Swords Against Darkness V by various people, 1979 Technos by E. C. Tubb, 1982 The Adventures of Alyx by Joanna Russ, 1983 The Ancient Engineers by L. Sprague De Camp, 1980 The Best From Galaxy, volume 1, by the editors of Galaxy Magazine, 1972, light cover wear The best of Stanley G. Weinbaum, 1974, some cover wear The Chalk Giants by Keith Roberts, 1976 The Compleat Enchanter by L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt, 1976 The Cosmic Connection by Carl Sagon, 1975, cover spine has crease The Cycles of Heaven by Guy L. Playfair & Scott Hill, 1979 The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov, 1971 The DarkSworld Trilogy, volume 3, Triumph of the DarkSworld by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman, 1988 The Dead Zone by Stephen King, 1980, light cover wear The Deceivers by Alfred Bester, 1982 The Doors of his Face, The Lamps of his Mouth & other stories by Roger Zelazny, 1974 The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert, 1978 The Dragon Lensman by David A. Kyle, 1980 The Endless Frontier by Jerry Pournelle, 1979 The Eternity Brigade by Stephen Golden, 1980 The Faded Sun: Kutath by C.
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