Duncton Wood
by William Horwood |
Duncton Quest
by William Horwood |
Duncton Rising
by William Horwood | 
Seekers at the Wulfrock
by William Horwood |
Duncton Stone
by William Horwood | 
Journeys to the Heartland
by William Horwood | 
Windjammer Run
by Garry Kilworth |
Duncton Tales
by William Horwood | 
The Labyrinth
by Catherynne M. Valente |
Cloud & Ashes
by Greer Gilman | 
The Stonor Eagles
by William Horwood | 
Heartlight
by Marion Zimmer Bradley | 
Walking the Labyrinth
by Lisa Goldstein |
House of Tribes
by Garry Kilworth | 
Castle Storm
by Garry Kilworth | 
Wolf's Blood
by Jane Lindskold | 
The Heavenly Horse from the Outermost West
by Mary Stanton | 
Ka: Dar Oakley in the Ruin of Ymr
by John Crowley | 
Piper at the Gate
by Mary Stanton |
Mind-Speaker's Call
by Gayle Greeno |
The first trilogy of the Duncton Chronicles now reaches an inspiring and triumphant conclusion... Under the ruthless leadership of Henbane of Whern, the grikes have taken over moledom. Soon their ascendancy is to be consolidated by Lucerne, her son by Tryfan, and the last followers of the Stone rooted out and killed. Duncton Wod has been sealed off and made a colony for aging and diseased outcasts whose sterile feuding and self-hatred, the grikes believe will destroy forever the legendary system's spiritual power. But it is here, in the very shadow of hopelessness and death, that the Stone Mole has been born. His name is Beechen and the aging Tryfan is entrusted with preparing him for the great task of showing all moles how the Stone's Silence may be finally known. As young Beechen sets forth from Duncton Wood, he finds that the dark forces of the evil Word have been unleashed against him. He will need all the courage and faith other moles can give him, if hope is to survive...