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Sorcerers of Majipoor : A magnificent epic in the Majipoor Cycle by Silverberg, Robert is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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On the gigantic planet Majipoor, it is a time of ancient mysteries and new wonders. The aged Pontifex Prankipin, who brought sorcery (and prosperity) to the Fifty Cities of Castle Mount, is at last near death. Omens are seen, prodigies are born, wine and blood are consumed...even the sea-dragons have been glimpsed from the cliffs. Truly, a great change is at hand!. The Coronal Lord Confalume, who will become Pontifex, decides to begin the Funeral Games before his own replacement is chosen. It is no secret that the next Coronal will be Prince Prestimion. By law and custom, the blood son of the present Coronal cannot rule the seemingly endless castle with its 30,000 rooms. Besides, everyone knows that young Korsibar is an outdoorsman, preferring the pleasures of the hunt to the intrigues of the court. What everyone does not know is that the hunter has a new and secret quarry - the Starburst Crown. Korsibar has been visited by an oracle. From the thin lips of the two-headed Su-Suheris, he has heard the whispered words that will plunge the planet into a fearsome conflagration, engulfing all the myriad races of Majipoor in a war to alter destiny itself.

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Author
Silverberg, Robert
Publisher
Harper Prism
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780061052545
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Fantasy Fiction
Rating
3.49 / 5 (15 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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