Voriax and Valentine
- Form
- Short story
- Year
- 1982
Publication history
- 1982: Majipoor Chronicles, Arbor House Hard cover book, 314 pp.
- 1982: Majipoor Chronicles, Priam Trade paperback, 314 pp.
- 1982: Majipoor Chronicles, Science Fiction Book Club Hard cover book, 277 pp.
- 1982: Majipoor Chronicles, Gollancz Hard cover book, 314 pp.
- 1983: Chroniques de Majipoor, Laffont Hard cover book, 331 pp., in French
- 1983: Crónicas de Majipur, Acervo Hard cover book, in Spanish
- 1983: Majipoor Chronicles, Bantam Mass market paperback, 281 pp.
- 1983: Majipoor Chronicles, Pan Mass market paperback, 317 pp.
- 1984: Majipoor Chronicles, Bantam Mass market paperback, 281 pp.
- 1988: Majipoor Chronicles, Pan Mass market paperback, 317 pp.
- 1989: Majipoor Chronicles, Bantam Mass market paperback, 281 pp.
- 1992: Majipoor Chronicles, Pan Mass market paperback, 317 pp.
- 1995: Crónicas de Majipur, Ultramar Mass market paperback, in Spanish
- 1995: El Laberinto de Majipur, Ultramar Mass market paperback, in Spanish
- 1995: Majipoor Chronicles, Pan Mass market paperback
- 1995: Das Seelenregister, Lübbe Mass market paperback, 476 pp., in German
- 1996: Majipoor Chronicles, Harper & Row Mass market paperback, 400 pp.
- 1998: Het Labyrint van Majipoor, Luitingh-Sijthoff Trade paperback, 560 pp., in Dutch
- 1999: Majipoor Chronicles, Science Fiction Book Club Hard cover book, 277 pp.
- 1999: Valentine of Majipoor, Science Fiction Book Club Hard cover book, 806 pp.
- 2000: Majipoor Chronicles, Voyager Mass market paperback, 400 pp.
- 2000: Majipoor Chronicles, Fictionwise On-line
- 2001: Хроники Маджипура, Eksmo Эксмо Hard cover book, 528 pp., in Russian
- 2002: Chroniques de Majipoor, LGF Mass market paperback, 445 pp., in French
Blurb
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Comments
Chapter 10 of Majipoor Chronicles. I don't know of any other publication.
In Lord Valentine's Castle, Valentine mentions an incident in which he and his brother in their youth had met a fortune-telling witch. After a night of intimate gymnastics, she read their futures in the pingla-seeds and pronounced that both would someday be king. This confused them greatly, and only many years later did the truth become apparent.
Other resources
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