From World Fantasy Award winner Tanith Lee comes a new volume of Tales from the Flat Earth.

Les sortilèges de la nuit (Le dit de la terre plate, #5)

Second part of "A Heroine Of The World" - First part: AaraDeuxième partie de "A Heroine Of The World" - Première partie: AaraAu bout d'une course effrénée qui la mène de Saz-Kronie à la double cité de Genchira, de mers démontées en obscurs navires d'esclaves, d'ateliers de peintres en cimetières antiques, Aradia retrouve Thenser.Mais son chemin, toujours, est celui de la révolte, et de la guerre. Hanté par son passé, à la recherche d'une hypothétique rédemption, il l'entraînera à sa suite toujours plus loin, vers un pays où fermente la rébellion, écrasé sous un soleil de plomb et l'ombre démesurée d'un leader charismatique. Mêlée à nouveau au fracas des armes, aux méandres de la politique, elle poursuit un chemin chaotique qui la promet, inéluctablement, à la terrible Maison de la Nuit...

Thenser  (Aradia #2)

Hesta Web, with her hot red hair and her tough, guarded coldness, is trapped with a mother who hates her and a father who is mostly away earning money on an oil rig. When Hesta discovers that her mother and her mother's lover have had rampant sex in Hesta's bed, she absconds with her friend Janey to the seaside.
It is the last day of the season, sun bright and sea sparkling. The bars and shops are open, the funfair spins round with shrieks and shouts. As night falls, the illuminations go on. But when Janey catches the last train to London, Hesta stays behind. She falls in with the gothic-looking, unpleasantly attractive Skilt and his subject colony of junkies and beggars. In a rotting hotel on the front, among the broken marble balustrades, the mouse-eaten rooms and the bonfire in the ballroom, Hesta takes up her new life. She hears drugged legends told beside the fire, the rumours of ghosts and the strangeness of the sea.
For now the season has ended, the seaside is deserted, the illuminations are switched off, this place is very strange. Does Skilt know its secret? Should Hesta be wary of the blond man who watches her from the pier? And what happens when the lights go out?
It's dark.

When the Lights Go Out

Terre de lierre

Artemesia Blastside, 17
Position - the Most Admired Pirate in England.
Partner - Handsome Felix Phoenix.
Enemy - Little Goldie Girl, a Monster.
Heart set - on winning back Lost Treasure Beyond the War-Torn Seas.

Piratica II: Return to Parrot Island

Not much is what it seems. The job can be dull, but quite demanding - it involves a lot of driving, often very long hours, an always erratic schedule. Not to mention social duties with certain important clients. The work is lucrative, however. He can easily afford the house in Kent, and the costly wants of Donna, his partner. For someone like Carver, dragged up through a deprived and abused childhood, not such a bad achievement. It's just that suddenly things are running less smoothly. This stuff with Donna. Various unusual tensions at work. the bizarre and threatening business over Silvia.In the end, maybe all you can rely on is yourself. A dark speculative thriller, this is the seventh in Tanith Lee's captivating The Colouring Book series.

Turquoiselle - The Colouring Book Series, #7

Combines: La Déesse Voilée (The Birthgrave), Vazkor, (Vazkor, Son of Vazkor), and La Quête de la Sorcière Blanche (The Quest for the White Witch).

La saga d'Uasti (Birthgrave, #1-3)

THE GORGON, a brilliant shocker that leads off this scintillating collection of Tanith Lee's tales, was the winner of the World Fantasy Award for best short story of the year in 1983. It is appropriate that it gives its title to these tales ranging from horror and the supernatural to science fiction, from the writer who has been justly termed "Princess Royal of Heroic Fantasy."
Here you will find unforgettable encounters of men and beasts - of dragons and unicorns, cats and seals, virgins and vampires. This is truly a feast of treasures for everyone whose taste runs to a gourmet imagination.

Les sortilèges de la nuit (Le dit de la terre plate, #5)

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