“I know little of magic, Lady,' he said haltingly. 'I am but a woodcutter's son, and there is much that is not given to men to understand; but of this I am sure: there is more to things than we imagine. Beyond the stars are worlds without number, perhaps, and had I never sought to look beyond my own I should be the poorer for it.”
Quote by Sylvia Engdahl
Work
Enchantress from the Stars
In this science fiction novel, an enigmatic woman with extraordinary powers emerges from the cosmos. Her origins and abilities are shrouded in mystery, and her arrival on Earth triggers a series of events that challenge the very fabric of reality. The story delves into themes of interstellar travel, the unknown, and the potential for interstellar diplomacy. more
Author
Sylvia Engdahl
Sylvia Engdahl is an influential American science fiction writer born on November 24, 1933. Her works are known for their feminist themes and focus on gender equality, having a profound impact on the science fiction genre. more
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