Paul B. Thompson

Tonya C. Cook

Sent on a quest to find proof of the existence of the old gods, Riverwind is captured by the elves of the underground kingdom of Hest.

Riverwind the Plainsman

Sturm Brightblade and Kitiara journey to the moon Lunitari, where they discover the secrets of the moon and learn much about themselves, their attraction for each other, and their insurmountable dissimilarities. Reprint.

Darkness & Light

When Kith-Kanan of Qualinost, a society of renegade elves, is appointed Speaker of the Suns, his triumph is marred by memories of past failures, his unfaithful wife, and the strange behavior of his successor, his son. Reprint.

The Qualinesti

The first title of this classic trilogy, first released in 1991, is back in this new mass market edition. Reissue.

Firstborn

As the Ergoth Empire struggles under the the dual threat of reptilian bakali invaders and bands of human nomads who are ravaging the eastern frontier, a group of powerful forces is determined to bring back Tol of Juramona, the powerful exiled champion of Ergoth, to help preserve the empire, despite the schemes of a mad emperor. Original.

A Hero's Justice

Darkness and Light (Dragonlance

Tapping into surging interest in the impacts of our food choices on ourselves and the wider world, Paul B. Thompson provides readers with a guided tour of the landscape of food ethics, applying more than thirty years of experience working with farmers, agricultural researchers, and food system activists. Thompson follows the ethics of diet and health from the ancient world to our current obesity crisis and goes on to examine diet and health issues, livestock welfare, world hunger, social injustice in food systems, environmental ethics, Green Revolution technology, and GMOs from a philosophical standpoint.

Food Ethics for Everyone

From Field to Fork

Before the War of the Lance. The Companions have gone their separate ways, each vowing to return with news of the growing darkness in Ansalon. Sturm Brightblade, a warrior whose honor is his life, and Kitiara, a passionate woman of uncertain loyalties, travel north in search of Sturm's long-lost father. Before they reach their destination, a band of gnomes begs for their help. But nothing with gnomes ever goes as planned. The two adventurers are soon thrown into a perilous adventure that will take them beyond the realms of Ansalon, through love and hate, to darkness and light.

Preludes

El guardian de Lunitari (preludios)

Gilthas Pathfinder is finally reunited with his wife, Kerianseray, and her warriors as they risk everything to find refuge in the fabled valley of Inath-Wakenti, but others are also drawn to the forbidden vale that could threaten their safety. Original.

Destiny

Tonya R. Carter

La Misión de Riverwind

Tonya Cook

Henry is generally well-behaved, but he is occasionally arrogant and vain. Henry is at heart a hard worker, but his frequent bouts of illness hinder his work.

Sanctuary

While the exiled elves struggle for survival in Khur, those who remain in Qualinesti confront persecution, enslavement, and death, until a mysterious rebel leader possessing strange powers comes to cleanse the land of invaders.

Alliances

Kana, the granddaughter of the elf leader Kith Kanan, and her gnone companion, Quix, are captured by the Dargonesti, a warlike, sea-dwelling elf race led by Coryphene, an extraordinary leader who falls in love with the beautiful elf maiden. Original. 75,000 first printing.

The Dargonesti

Escaping a pack of predators, a brother and sister strike out for themselves, their lives taking parallel courses with two different tribes, while evil forces wait for an opportunity to seize control. Original.

Children of the Plains

On the artificial plane of Rath, staging ground for invasion, the Phyrexians prepare to stop their greatest enemy. A "Magic: The Gathering" novel.

Nemesis

In the conclusion of The Barbarians trilogy, long-separated siblings Amero and Nianki are reunited, only to find themselves battling old enemies who hold the fate of Krynn in their hands. Original.

Sister of the Sword

When Kith-Kanan of Qualinost, a society of renegade elves, is appointed Speaker of the Suns, his triumph is marred by memories of past failures, his unfaithful wife, and the strange behavior of his successor, his son

Dragonlance Preludes

In this second edition of The Spirit of the Soil: Agriculture and Environmental Ethics, Paul B. Thompson reviews four worldviews that shape competing visions for agriculture. Productionists have sought increasing yields—to make two seeds grow where only one grew before—while traditional visions of good farming have stressed stewardship. These traditional visions have been challenged by two more worldviews: a call for a total cost accounting for farming and an advocacy for a holistic perspective. Thompson argues that an environmentally defensible systems approach must draw upon all four worldviews, recognizing their flaws and synthesizing their strengths in a new vision of sustainable agriculture. This classic 1995 study has been thoroughly revised and significantly expanded in its second edition with up-to-date examples of agriculture’s impact on the environment. These include extensive discussions of new pesticides and the effects of animal agriculture on climate and other areas of the environment. In addition, a new final chapter discusses sustainability, which has become a dominant idea within environmental studies and agrarian political philosophy.

Paul B. Thompson

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