The Carnelian Throne

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The Carnelian Throne

Author	Janet Morris
Language	English
Series	Silistra
Genre	Science fantasy
Publisher	Bantam Books
Publication date	1979
Publication place	United States
Media type	Print (paperback)
ISBN	978-0-553-11907-7
Preceded by	Wind from the Abyss

The Carnelian Throne is a science fantasy novel by American writer Janet Morris. Published by Bantam Books in 1979, it is the fourth and final title of the Silistra series.

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v t e Works by Janet Morris
Science fiction novels	High Couch of Silistra The Golden Sword Wind from the Abyss The Carnelian Throne Dream Dancer Cruiser Dreams Earth Dreams Threshold Trust Territory The Stalk ARC Riders The Fourth Rome The 40-Minute War Active Measures Outpassge Target
Heroes in Hell	Heroes in Hell (book) Heroes in Hell (series)
Fiction	I, the Sun Medusa Warlord Kill Ratio Afterwar
Historical fantasy	Beyond Sanctuary Beyond the Veil Beyond Wizardwall Tempus City at the Edge of Time Tempus Unbound Storm Seed The Sacred Band
Short fiction	Raising the Green Lion Vashanka's Minion A Man and His God An End to Dreaming Wizard Weather High Moon Basileus Hero's Welcome Graveyard Shift To Reign in Hell Power Play Pillar of Fire Gilgamesh Redux Sea of Stiffs The Nature of Hell The Best of the Achaeans The Collaborator [...] is Hell Moving Day Sea Change
Nonfiction work	Nonlethality: A Global Strategy Weapons of Mass Protection The American Warrior

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