Joy Chant
Born
in London, The United Kingdom
January 13, 1945
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Red Moon and Black Mountain
35 editions
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1970
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The Grey Mane of Morning
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11 editions
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published
1977
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The Pendragon Chronicles: Heroic Fantasy from the Time of King Arthur
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10 editions
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1989
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The High Kings
13 editions
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published
1983
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When Voiha Wakes
4 editions
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published
1983
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Goldmann Fantasy Foliant I
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1983
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Fantasy and Allegory in Literature for Young Readers
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1971
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Red Moon and Black Mountain: the End of the House of Kendreth
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“It was not so easy to pray, alone--or at least he had never found it so. But all at once he felt that he dared not go unblessed--unarmed. What prayer could he make, to the God whom he had refused to forsake, yet could not truly remember? He drew his sword and held it up before him, hoping for words, but none came. The moonstone on the pommel shone faintly in the dimness of the tent. The Shield of Adamant glittered. These two, and me, and Dur'chai; that's all, he thought. That's all there is, to meet him. 'Take us,' he said aloud, 'for what we're worth. It's harder than I thought--and I'm afraid.”
― Red Moon and Black Mountain
― Red Moon and Black Mountain
“Have no fear,' the boy replied. 'Your trials have been stern but they are behind you. Now we show that we too can be generous. All that you have lost shall be restored, and all that you have gained remain untouched.'
Then Oliver met his eyes steadfastly, and said 'Young lord, your words are gracious. But I have gained knowledge that will not leave me, and I know you speak your truths too easily. There is something I have lost which you cannot restore, and that is innocence.'
There was an appreciative leap of laughter in the young one's eyes, but he answered gravely. 'And have men sunk so far, that the best they can hope for is innocence? Do they no longer strive for virtue? For virtue lies not in ignorance of evil, but in resistance to it.”
― Red Moon and Black Mountain
Then Oliver met his eyes steadfastly, and said 'Young lord, your words are gracious. But I have gained knowledge that will not leave me, and I know you speak your truths too easily. There is something I have lost which you cannot restore, and that is innocence.'
There was an appreciative leap of laughter in the young one's eyes, but he answered gravely. 'And have men sunk so far, that the best they can hope for is innocence? Do they no longer strive for virtue? For virtue lies not in ignorance of evil, but in resistance to it.”
― Red Moon and Black Mountain
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