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Smart dragons, foolish elves by Martin H. Greenberg, Alan Dean Foster · Booklabria

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Martin H. Greenberg, Alan Dean Foster
Smart dragons, foolish elves

American Fantasy fictionEnglish Fantasy fiction

Smart dragons, foolish elves

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 2

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This is a collection, edited by Alan Dean Foster, of short, humorous fantasy stories by some of the best known sci fi/fantasy writers. The humor of the stories varies from light, dark and mild to hilarious and is certainly worthy of being read.

Subjects: American Fantasy fiction
English Fantasy fiction

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