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Fantasy: Realms of Imagination
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3 comments:
Lord Dunsany
There's a way you can "cheat" in image-identification games like this, but I don't know how it works & didn't use it.
Dale Nelson
Yes, Dunsany: the unsurpassed master of the fantasy short story.
The extra clue for him, had one been needed, would have been to note that by my count he wrote over five hundred short stories, fourteen novels, and forty-nine plays.
--John R.
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