Masque World

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  From the man who brought us 'Flash Gordon' ...

  This book is both captivating, mystifying, and intringuing ... A noble man, on a sort of 'Grand Tour' of the universe, befiends a giant frog called Torve. Torve and Anthony Villiers (Lord Semichasney) share an open mind, an open heart, a nose for adventure ... Think of 'The Importance of Being Ern ... (continue)

  This book is both captivating, mystifying, and intringuing ... A noble man, on a sort of 'Grand Tour' of the universe, befiends a giant frog called Torve. Torve and Anthony Villiers (Lord Semichasney) share an open mind, an open heart, a nose for adventure ... Think of 'The Importance of Being Ernest' crossed with 'Hitchhikes Guide to the Galaxy' and add a strong pinch of 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' and you have before this book. I have read it 5 times (until the poor PB actually fell apart and I had to replace it) and I never get tired of the discovering different sub-plots and facets of characters and situations I missed during earlier readings ... Steal it, buy it, read it ... and whether you love it or hate it, either way it will surprise you.

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• English Books
• Paperback 167 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0441521053
• ISBN-13: 9780441521050
• Publisher: Ace Books
• Pub date: Nov 01, 1978

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