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The destruction of the books

Author:	Mel Odom
Publisher:	New York : Tor, 2004.
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Summary:	Wick is now Grandmagister Lamplighter of the Great Library. His trips to the mainland are fewer due to his advanced age, and lately he has enlisted an assistant by the name of Jugh to undertake those roving duties he used to relish. An encounter with a goblin ship on the high seas leads to Jugh's discovery of a book in goblin hands, a most intriguing matter that must be investigated. This single event leads to startling revelations that forewarns of a great evil that is every bit as powerful as the Vault of All Known Knowledge, and whose presence in the Great Library may indeed result in the destruction of the books. And perhaps far worse.  Read more...
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