The town records have it listed as Erl King Hill, "Hill of the Elf King". To the locals it is known simply as the old Kessler Place. A great ramshackle house, it stands among deep woods, full of memories and myth. There are strange stories about the old place: talk of haunted woods, strange lights that dance like fire, buried treasure and lost children, now long forgotten. But for the Hastings family, Gloria and Philip, and their eight-year-old twins, Sean and Patrick, and Philip's teenage daughter, Gabrielle, it is the stuff of dreams. They are looking for a fresh start and they think they have found it - until the day Sean and Patrick discover the secret of Fairy Woods and the luminous elfin beings that lure them into an unearthly world of ancient Celtic magic. Suddenly what was a dream has become a terrifying nightmare. For those entrancing sprites are in reality demons determined to possess the children's very souls.

Feist's newest short novel featured in the upcoming collection, Legends II, edited by Robert Silverberg.

Publication date - December 30, 2003

A new short novel featured in the collection Legends, edited by Robert Silverberg, The Wood Boy is a tale from the early days of the Riftwar, when the Tsurani first were establishing their foothold in the Kingdom.

This delightful tale of an aging stage magician's greatest trick is a departure from Feist's world of Midkemia and demonstrates the author's creative versatility. This story is found in A Magic Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic, edited by Margaret Weis.

One of REF's earliest published pieces, this story follows the adventures of a clever thief as he eludes a deadly assassin through the Hall of Worlds.

Marvel Comics is now producing comic book adaptations of Raymond E. Feist's works. Learn more at Crydee.com.