Dragon on a Pedestal

Dragon on a Pedestal

by Piers Anthony

320 pages· 2002· ISBN 9780345454362

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There is trouble in Xanth again. The Gap Dragon had escaped and was ravaging across the land, the forget-spell was causing mass amnesia, three-year old Ivy was headed right for a hungry dragon. Could things get any worse? Probably.... From the Paperback edition.

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  1. 1

    How does Piers Anthony use the chaotic environment of Xanth to satirize traditional fantasy tropes, and which of these world-building elements did you find most amusing or inventive?

  2. 2

    The threat of the Gap Dragon looms large in this story; how do you think facing terrifying or overwhelming obstacles serves as a metaphor for the challenges we encounter in real life?

  3. 3

    The forget-spell causes mass amnesia among the characters, stripping away their personal histories. If you were suddenly struck with a forget-spell, which memory or aspect of your identity do you think you would miss the most?

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