Lord of the Night

These are tales of times when the earth was still flat, of its kingdoms and people, as well as of the Underworld, where demons dwell, and the Overworld, where gods reside. And this is also the story of Azrarn, the lord of the Underworld, the Lord of the Night, who plays with human destinies like toys, overthrows rulers, and weaves intrigues, yet even the immortal rulers may face retribution on the Flat Earth. This is a story about a magical necklace that brought immeasurable suffering, about the blind poet Kazir, who challenged Azrarn himself, about a great queen and her incredible fate, and about the terrible punishment that struck the entire world as a result of the deeds of many heroes. These are legends and myths from another realm, where the sophistication reminiscent of the tales of the 'Thousand and One Nights' coexists with a true flight of fantasy, and an engaging whimsical plot gains the grandeur of a genuine parable