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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Cat Midhir had made a reputation as the author of popular fantasy novels. But the secret that her fans didn't know was that her Otherworld was no fantasy. Then, one night, a thief stole her dreams. Since then, Cat has been unable to enter the Otherworld. Since then she's been trapped in the everyday. And the Others are coming to find her.....

Subjects: Fantasy
Fantasy, Epic
Authorship
Women authors
Canadian Science fiction
Set in: Newford
Ottawa

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