The Green Mage

The Green Mageicon

The First Chronicle of Tessia Dragonqueen

by Michael Simms

Publisher
Madville Publishing
Publication
Mar 21, 2023
Format
Paperback/Softback
Illustrated
No
Price
21.95
Dimensions
5.5 x 8.5 x 0.75
ISBN
9781956440188
Pages
324
Age
13 - 18 years
Category
FantasyGeneral Fiction

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Description

The Green Mage is a tale in the finest of sword and sorcery tradition—a hero’s journey told through the eyes of the mage. Norbert Oldfoot is a simple mage who makes his living traveling the Bekla River Road, selling trade goods, performing healing magic, and singing traditional songs of heroes. He becomes friends with Kerttu, a coppersmith who has developed a new alloy which is perfect for manufacturing swords. When Kerttu is kidnapped by the evil Wizard Ludek, Kerttu’s teenage daughter Tessia, a skilled hunter, recruits three friends, including Norbert, and sets out on a quest to find a legendary dragon who lives in the mountains. With the help of the dragon, Tessia plans to save her father. Little do they know that in order to save Kerttu, they will first have to save the kingdom.

Author(s)

Michael Simms

Michael Simms

Born and raised in Texas, Michael Simms has worked as a squire and armorer to a Hungarian fencing master, stable hand, gardener, forager, estate agent, college teacher, editor, publisher, technical writer, lexicographer, political organizer, and literary impresario. He is the author of seven collections of poetry and a textbook about poetry. In 2011 Simms was recognized by the Pennsylvania State Legislature for his contribution to the arts. Simms and his wife Eva live in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Mount Washington overlooking the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.

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