Top Fantasy of 2002
Discover the best fantasy books of 2002 in this curated list, featuring Stephen King's *Everything's Eventual*, Neil Gaiman's *Coraline*, and epic tales like *Hawkwood's Voyage*. Explore top 2002 fantasy fiction, from dark tales and juvenile adventures to groundbreaking anthologies like *Leviathan 3*, perfect for fans of classic and modern fantasy.
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Everything's Eventual
by Stephen King
Writing about encounters with the dead, about near death, or about the plain dread of mundane life, King is in top form in this collection of dark tales--his first in nine years. Includes three never-before-printed stories and four pieces previously published in "The New Yorker."
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The Black Chalice
by Marie Jakober
The first Crusade is over, but another war of faith has just begun. In a small German duchy, four determined people will decide the future of an empire, and the fate of the world.
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The Green Man
by Ellen Datlow
A collection of stories and poems by a variety of authors relating to the Green Man and other myths of the forest.
