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Season of the Spellsong gathers the inaugural trio of Alan Dean Foster’s Spellsinger saga, comprising Spellsinger, The Hour of the Gate, and The Day of the Dissonance. The books follow Duncan D. Mettle, a human musician who inadvertently acquires the ability to conjure spell songs, as he navigates a fantastical terrain where music, magic, and futuristic technology collide. The compilation showcases the series’ blend of humor, adventure, and imaginative world‑building, offering readers a cohesive introduction to the protagonists, settings, and recurring themes that define Spellsinger.
First publish date: 1984
Genre: Science Fiction/Hard Science Fiction
Authors: Alan Dean Foster
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