Upland Outlaws
COME THE MILLENNIUM
The power-mad dwarf-sorcerer Zinixo had driven Emshandar V from his
throne. He had shattered the ancient Protocol that kept tenuous peace
among Pandemia's warlocks. And his conquest had only begun.
Somehow the deposed Imperor had escaped his clutches – so far – but
Shandie would soon be found. Then the Impire would be Zinixo's alone.
Outlying countries would fall beneath his fist. And at long last, he
could wreak fabulous revenge upon Rap of Krasnegar. For Zinixo wielded
the greatest magic ever imagined: an army of slave-sorcerers bound to
serve his every whim – to the death.
No one could stop him: Shandie had scarcely an ally in the world; Rap's
magical powers were a shadow of their former strength; and there was
hardly a free sorcerer to be found in all Pandemia. Where could any
resistance effort find even... A Handful of Men?
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Dave Duncan
David John Duncan (1933-2018) was an award-winning Scottish Canadian fantasy and science fiction author.
Duncan was a prolific writer and penned over fifty books. His sixth book, West of January, won the 1990 Aurora award, an award he would win again in 2007 for Children of Chaos. He was a member of SF Canada and in 2015 he was inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame.
Dave Duncan has written three books under the pseudonym of Ken Hood and one book under the pseudonym of Sarah B. Franklin.
A Handful of Men
A sequel series to A Man of His Word.
A Handful of Men consists of four books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
Main series Rap
