To Green Angel Tower, Part 2

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To Green Angel Tower, Part 2

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Author(s):

Tad Williams

First Pub:

1993

Genre(s):

Fantasy

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

See 37

Part One - The Turning Wheel

1 - Tears and Smoke

2 - Ghost Moon

3 - Windows Like Eyes

4 - A Thousand Leaves, A Thousand Shadows

5 - Flamedance

6 - The Circle Narrows

7 - White Tree, Black Fruit

8 - A Confession

9 - The Third House

10 - A Wound in the World

11 - Heartbeats

12 - Sleepless in Darkness

13 - The Fallen Sun

14 - Empires of Dust

15 - A Meandering of Ink

16 - Roots of the White Tree

17 - An Ember in the Night Sky

18 - The Shadow King

19 - Cunning as Time

20 - Prisoned on the Wheel

Part Two - The Blazing Tower

21 - The Frightened Ones

22 - A Sleeping Dragon

23 - The Rose Unmade

24 - The Graylands

25 - Living in Exile

26 - Song of the Red Star

27 - Hammer of Pain

28 - Abandoned Ways

29 - The Hand of the North

30 - Beside the Pool

31 - The False Messenger

32 - The Tower

33 - Hidden from the Stars

34 - Leavetaking

Afterword

Internal ID:

2807

Series:

To Green Angel Tower, Part 1

Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn*

#4 of 4

Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn*

View this series in the book list

1) The Dragonbone Chair
2) Stone of Farewell
3) To Green Angel Tower, Part 1
4) To Green Angel Tower, Part 2

Copyright:

Dedication:

This series is dedicated to my mother,
Barbara Jean Evans,
who taught me to search for other worlds,
and to share the things I find in them.

This final volume, To Green Angel Tower,
in itself a little world of heartbreak and joy,
I dedicate to Nancy Deming-Williams,
with much, much love.

First Sentence:

Tiamak found the empty treelessness of the High Thrithing oppressive.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

Firelight and the sound of laughing voices reached out to welcome them.

Comments:

Comments may contain spoilers

Due to its size, presumably, the original hardcover version of To Green Angle Tower was split into two volumes.

Extract not on file

Added: 25-Mar-2020

Last Updated: 16-Oct-2024

01-Jan-2008

DAW Books

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jan-2008

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$8.99

Pub Series #:

948

Cover Link(s):

amazon.com

Internal ID:

2182

Publisher:

DAW Books

ISBN:

0-886-77606-6

ISBN-13:

978-0-886-77606-0

Country:

United States

Language:

English

Credits:

Michael Whelan - Cover Artist

A MAJOR EVENT IN THE ANNALS OF FANTASY,
THE LONG-AWAITED CONCLUSION OF
TAD WILLIAMS BEST-SELLING TRILOGY -
MEMORY, SORROW AND THORN!

Replete with war, deception, adventure, sorcery, and romance, TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER is the stunning and surprising finale of Tad Williams' monumental tale of a magical conflict which fractures the very fabric of time and space, turning both humans and Sithi against those of their own blood.

In Part 2 of TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER, Simon and Miriamele undertake a dengerous quest through the war- and magic-torn lands, even as the call to battle goes out to all who would stand against the Storm King's seemingly unstoppable evil. It is a summons that will lead the valiant followers of Jushua Lackhand across storm-tossed seas brimming with bloodthirsty kilpa... through forests swarming with those both mind- and soul-lost... through ancient caverns built by the legendary Darrows... to the haunted halls of Asu'a itself - the Sithi's greatest stronghold!

Cover:

Notes and Comments:

First Paperback Printing, July 1994
Other prices: Canada $9.99

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01-Jan-2008
DAW Books
Mass Market Paperback

Author(s)

Tad Williams

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