Book cover for The Gate that Locks the Tree: A Minor Melant'i Play for Snow Season by Steve Miller and S Heijin Lee

The Gate that Locks the Tree

A Minor Melant'i Play for Snow Season

2020 Released
104 Pages
1-2 Hours
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Pinbeam BooksISBN 9781948465083

A cat may look at a tree This is especially true when the winds of change blow through the universe, leaving eddies of luck, uncertainty, and necessity in the strangest places - and surely Surebleak qualifies as a strange place, as Korval's Tree qualifies as a strange attractor.In the rough and tumble aftermath of Clan Korval's arrival, Surebleak attracts rude mercenaries, pilots galore, Scouts, grifters, and, from time to time, those who have lived under the promise of Korval's Tree, elsewhere. Chaotic change is in progress, daily. Bring together legitimate cabbies and fare-jumpers, a sudden Surebleak blizzard, a pregnant cat, and odd young woman with a mission; add the heat of promises made light years away, and you find the winds of change rocking the very roots of the Korval's house, blown against the very gate that locks the tree. It may be that not even the Tree knows what happens next.This is a brand-new novella set in the bestselling Liaden Universe(R) created by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller!

Steve Miller

Steve Miller is the author of One Day Nearer: Daily Devotions in Anticipation of Jesus' Glorious Return, and coauthor of 101 Awesome Bible Puzzles for Kids with his wife, Becky. Steve also hosts a Bible prophecy podcast, Foreshadows Report. You can find these resources and more at SteveMillerResources.com.

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S Heijin Lee

S. Heijin Lee is Assistant Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis at New York University. Lee is co-editor of Other Pop Empires: Transnational and Diasporic Flows of India and Korea (2018) and the forthcoming The Geopolitics of Beauty: Transnational Circulations of Plastic Surgery, Pop and Pleasure.

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