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Wizards, Inc. presents fifteen eclectic tales that spotlight wizards working in a variety of professions. The anthology ranges from a boy unearthing life‑changing illusion techniques, to a corporate wizard safeguarding a company with enchantments, to a young woman who inherits a real magic shop. Other narratives feature a gambler seeking a guaranteed edge, a confectionery wizard crafting spell‑infused chocolates, and multiple accounts of entrepreneurs whose craft centers on spell‑based skills. The stories collectively paint a vivid portrait of how spellcasting intersects with everyday work and commerce in a fantastical setting.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Martin H. Greenberg
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