Book cover for Myth-Interpretations: The Worlds of Robert Asprin by Robert Lynn Asprin

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The Worlds of Robert Asprin

2011 Released
432 Pages
7-10 Hours
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BaenISBN 9781451637533
A comedic fantasy masterpiece years in the making, here are the complete Myth tales of New York Times best-seller Robert Asprin collected for the first time. Included is all the short fiction set in Asprin's legendarily hilarious mythic world of sword, sorcery and wordplay.

A comedic fantasy masterpiece years in the making, here are the complete Myth tales of New York Times best-seller Robert Asprin collected for the first time. Included is all the short fiction set in Asprin's legendarily hilarious mythic world of sword, sorcery and wordplay. These tales chronicle the misadventures of Skeeve and Aahz, a magician who has lost his power and his hapless human apprentice, as they travel through strange worlds in pursuit of wealth, glory, and good-times--but succeed mostly in getting into one myth-filled mess after another.

Also includes more short works by Asprin together with the award-winning novelette "The Cold Cash War," and a trove of previously unpublished stories discovered after the writer's death!

About Robert Asprin's Myth series:
"[Asprin's MYTH books are] stuffed with rowdy fun."--Philadelphia Inquirer

". . .plenty of action and quirky humor."--Library Journal

"All the MYTH books are hysterically funny."--Analog

Robert Lynn Asprin

Robert Lynn Asprin grew up in the college town of Ann Arbor, Michigan. After serving in the army, he got a job as a cost accountant and saw nothing wrong with making a career out of arranging numbers, until he and a few friends wandered into a Society for Creative Anachronism event, where he quickly realized he had a perfect trifecta of talent: disruption, organization, and storytelling. Asprin put these talents to work to found the Great Dark Horde within the SCA, and the Dorsai Irregulars within the science-fiction fandom. The life of a cost accountant had lost its allure, but he had a family to support, so he decided to tell stories for money. Asprin’s first two books, The Cold Cash War and Another Fine Myth, demonstrated that he could write tragedy or comedy, science fiction or fantasy, with equal finesse. Then he got the idea for Thieves’ World® and changed the way authors, publishers, and readers thought about anthologies. Though Asprin died in 2008, the Great Dark Horde, the Dorsai Irregulars, and Thieves’ World® continue to this day.

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