'An acrobat, trick rider and Midget, his world was the circus. This new world of Barcui was a nightmare to him. Their survival tried him to his limits. Yet he found one amazing compensation. On Barcui, his size was normal. He discovered that among the first men he met... the men who carried the deadly... Lances of Nengesdul.' (Publication summary)
Warning: Please be aware that this work may contain words, terms or descriptions which may be culturally sensitive and are considered inappropriate today, but which reflect the period in which it was written.
Writing Disability in Australia:
| Type of disability | Dwarfism. |
| Type of character | Primary. |
| Point of view | Third person. |
Note: This work uses disability as a metaphorical note or literary device. The character with dwarfism negates his disability by being in a setting where he's considered to be of average height.
