Morton Benning Morton Benning i(14149053 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 y separately published work icon The Tale of Alathimble Spaide and Other Such Nonsense Morton Benning , Reservoir : Stone Table Books , 2018 14395186 2018 selected work poetry short story

'The Tale of Alathimble Spaide is a collection of fantasy tales and poems to amuse and delight. The book includes tales of wizards, gnomes, ogres, trolls, vampires and one dragon who isn't all that he appears to be. The main character of the title work is a hapless magician and his pet pig who together, through shared misfortune and ineptitude, become unlikely heroes. for the reader searching for deep and serious fantasy, we strongly recommend Tolkien. For those simply looking for a bit of frivolous fantastical fun, this is the book for you.'

Source: Back-cover blurb.

1 y separately published work icon Playing God Morton Benning , Reservoir : Stone Table Books , 2017 14149074 2017 single work novel fantasy young adult

'Keenley Turnshoe is a young apprentice cleric living in Utopia, a medieval-like fantasy world of magic and monsters. But unknown to Keenley and the other inhabitants of Utopia, their world is also the virtually rendered plaything of a very wealthy and self-absorbed young man named Jeff, AKA the Great God Avatar.

'When Jeff's 'answering machine', the Deus Interface, decides that it is the Great God Avatar, it identifies Jeff as a threat and strands him in his own virtual world. Jeff seeks help from Keenley and his companions as he tries to return to his virtual throne room.

'As they risk their lives on a quest to find the Great God, will they discover the true identity of their difficult travelling companion? And will the Deus Interface be able to locate and destroy them before they fulfil their quest?' (Publication summary)

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