If you delighted in the sly wit and satirical flourishes of The Silver Stallion, you'll find Lud-in-the-Mist a treat. Mirrlees crafts a whimsical yet sharp tale set in a town bordering Fairyland, where clever dialogue and wry observations abound—especially as Mayor Nathaniel Chanticleer confronts the absurdities and hypocrisies of his fellow citizens when fairy fruit begins to disrupt their orderly lives.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie and chaos of Sir Meliagraunce and his fellow knights in The Silver Stallion, you'll love the colorful band that forms around Number Ten Ox and Master Li in Bridge of Birds. Their journey is filled with eccentric companions, each bringing their own talents and foibles to a mythic quest across a fantastical version of ancient China.

If the grand scale of heroic deeds and sprawling adventure in The Silver Stallion appealed to you, The Worm Ouroboros offers another vast tapestry. You'll follow Lord Juss and his companions through epic landscapes, relentless battles, and timeless rivalry, all woven into a saga that spans continents and generations.

If you were captivated by Cabell's rich, otherworldly setting and the sense of stepping into legend, The King of Elfland's Daughter will enchant you. Lord Dunsany conjures the magical realm of Elfland with lush descriptions and a dreamlike quality, immersing you in a world where the boundaries between fairy tale and reality blur.

If the reflective, philosophical undertones of The Silver Stallion resonated with you—where tales of chivalry explore deeper questions of purpose and legend—The Last Unicorn will speak to your soul. Follow the Unicorn as she searches for her lost kin, encountering heroes and illusions, and ponder the nature of immortality, sorrow, and what it means to become a legend.