Аннотация
Lynn Abbey
Thieves' World: Turning Points
In memory of
Poul Anderson
Marion Zimmer Bradley
John Brunner
A. E. van Vogt
and
Gordon R. Dickson
Introduction. Lynn Abbey
Cauvin thought he'd made himself froggin' clear: He was a work-ingman, a stonemason who liked the feel of a heavy mallet in his hand, not some froggin' songbird caged up in the palace.
"He says he'll beat me, if you don't come," the stranger—a youth not out of his teens—insisted flatly, desperately.
That didn't sound like Arizak perMizhur. Sanctuary's froggin' tyrant was a hard man, not a cruel or vindictive one, or so Cauvin remembered. Cauvin had a thousand froggin' memories of Arizak perMizhur, all of them clamoring for his attention. Problem was, almost none of those memories were his. Five months earlier, on his way to smash some old bricks, he'd gotten his sheep-shite self caught up in the death-wishes of Molin Torchholder, an old man who'd ha...
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