Magic: The Gathering Tapestries

This was a great book. Some of the stories had no resolution, or no point. Inheritance, in particular, ended with a dream rather than conflict resolution. That was really the only stinker, though. A story that would fit well in a collection of Fairy Tales was 'Brass Man That Would Sink' (my favorite of all the tales in the book). Some of the stories were too short (The Light in the Forest), but still managed to deliver an enjoyable read. "...And I must admit... I love (driving) it; it is so choice. If you have the means, I highly reccomend that you pick one up."--Mathew Broderick, 'Ferris Buelers Day Off'

This is a very good book. Amazing stories that intrigue your imagination. I recomend this book anyone thats played and likes the game.

Alot of stories that are wildly imaginative and compelling that detail the exploits and adventures of human, dwarf, elf and the like. I would recommend this to every Magic the Gathering fanatic that love anthologies.

Tapestries is a wonderful book with many stories having to do with the vast world of Dominia, and the many species and cultures it contains. You will recognize many of the characters from Magic, The Gathering in the stories