North! Or be eaten

The lone Fendril

Room eight of The Only Inn (Glipwood's Only Inn)

Two plans

Appropriate words from Ubinious the Whooned

A traitor in the trees

The gully rim

Monsters in the hollow

A thorn of contempt

The Gargan Rockroach

The mighty River Blapp

The end of the road

Thunder, spray, and stone

Miller's Bridge

The last tower

A song for Nugget the Brave

The jewels and the dragons

An ally in Dugtown

Old wounds and new healing

Ouster Will and the First Books

In the Hall of Lamendron

Podo's nightmare

The Stranders of the East Bend

Growlfist the Strander King

Quick hands and quicker feet

Tackleball in the fog

Along the river road

A bruise on the back of the land

O Anyara!

T.H.A.G.S. in the Strander Burrow

Sneem's last words

In the Alley of the Roundish Widow

Ronchy McHiggins makes a discovery

The Sundering

A watcher in the shadows

The hags and the ragmen

An odious arrangement

Into the mouth of the monster

Bright eyes in a dark place

Esben Flavogle, the factory tool

The coffin

Four apples and a plan

A nefarious bargain

Three days in darkness

Mountains and shackles

The fate of Sara Cobbler

The Strander burrow

A change of heart

The cages

The fortress of the Phoobs

The witch's nose

The Song of the Ancient Stones

The Bomnubble and the Lake of Gold

A grimace of Snickbuzzards

The Ice Prairies

The surrender of Artham Wingfeather

Two kinds of shame

Bumblebees and old bones

Gammon's bargain

The transformation

Secrets in the snow

The Battle of Kimera

Ancient anger

Hulwen's trophy

And the sea turned red

The final voyage of Podo Helmer

Appendices. A passage from the First Book, as translated in Kimera by Oskar N. Reteep and Nia Igiby Wingfeather

Ouster Will, a traditional Hollish children's rhyme

"Peet's Castle" from the sketchbook of Kalmar Wingfeather

A rendering of the whistleharp that belonged to Madia, Queen of Anniera, from the sketchbook of Kalmar Wingfeather

Readers guide

About the author.