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Welcome to Ricasso Press, a small press publisher of
speculative fiction. We begin our journey with two exciting
anthologies -
Black Dragon, White Dragon and Magic &
Mechanica
- and a third collection, the start of the Magistria
shared world series,
Magistria: The Realm of the Sorcerer.

2010 will also see another anthology of original work -
Through Blood and Iron - showcasing heroic fantasy and
sword & sorcery in all its action-packed glory.

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    "I found you four most worthy to someday
wear my mantle as the mightiest
Deathmaster."
    Bilthalis cringed. The Master's words
brought back his days as a slave, helping his
parents in the back-breaking palm-heart
harvest. Ghosts of the blisters that the
ungainly palm-axes had raised on his hands
haunted him...As he did whenever he
remembered his childhood, Bilthalis silently
swore that, when he gained enough power, he
would free his family.

Bring Me Three Severed Heads
by Lawrence Barker
    Twilight fell. With the purple-gray veil of
darkness, a mantle of silence muffled the
countryside. Not a single cow lowed in her
field, nor goat bleated in his pen. It was a
silence of waiting and dread.
    Through the hush, Li T'ien heard the clash
of Nian's claws as it slithered over the rocks
that bordered their village. The dragon
shrilled its sinister cry, hooting and
bellowing into the night.

Li T'ien and the Dragon Nian
by Eugie Foster
    I heard Master Rossi roar in protest,  the
crash of a door flung aside and boots
pounding up the stairs. They had breached
our sanctuary. Then–glass shattering on
stone, dishes clanging against walls, the
clamor of destruction. The awful ruckus went
on interminably, and I felt every sound as a
whip-lash.
    The cacophony ceased, or at least
diminished, and I braced myself for some new
horror. I strained my ears, and heard boots
tripping up the stairs again. Then voices,
right below me, and Bartolini’s snarled
command to stove in the trapdoor.

Rossi's Inquisition
by Jens Rushing
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