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The Rise Of Majick: Book One In The Majick Series (volume 1) by Jay Taylor; Research Associate at the Fairbank Center for Far Eastern Studies Jay Taylor is a science book available to read on EtoBox.

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The Rise of Majick takes place in a possible future of our world. Technology has failed and those who use it may be killed for their heresy. The fabric of our world thinned and merged with a world populated by dragons, stone trolls, dragonbirds, elves, dwarfs and other beings of nightmares and fantasy.<br> Just as humans were learning to adapt to their new reality, these beings of fantasy had to learn to adapt to our dying world. Their magic failed them just as our technology failed us. A substance, majick, has been discovered that makes magic possible. It is a new way to mold the environment. With this golden liquid people, elves and dwarfs are learning to cast dazzles and darkles. No masters have yet emerged but the experimentation and learning are progressing rapidly.<br> <br> Tarver is a man who remembers the world in which we now live. He wants to restore it and bring back a semblance of the life he remembers. He finds a way to do it. Unfortunately, he must make a deal with Sylth, the Tar Dragon.<br> He embarks on his quest and learns that a civilization of elves have taken up residence in Central Park and he has to retrieve a dragon egg they are planning to hatch. The dra

Who reads The Rise Of Majick: Book One In The Majick Series (volume 1)?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Jay Taylor; Research Associate at the Fairbank Center for Far Eastern Studies Jay Taylor
Publisher
Fiction Hole, The
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9780615600406
Category
science
Subjects
Fantasy, Fiction
Rating
4.6 / 5 (4 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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