If you were captivated by the dreamlike kingdoms, ancient cities, and haunting landscapes in The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories, you'll be swept away by The King of Elfland's Daughter. This tale transports you to Elfland itself, where the border between reality and the fantastic is as thin as a mist. You'll follow Alveric into a world where time moves differently and the very air is thick with enchantment.

If you loved the grandeur of doomed heroes, epic quests, and the sense of a story spanning vast lands and generations in The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories, The Worm Ouroboros will enthrall you. Its narrative follows Lord Juss and his companions in their struggle against King Gorice, weaving battles, journeys, and magical encounters across an immense, richly imagined world.

If you were enchanted by the lyrical prose and vivid imagery of Dunsany's stories, The Last Unicorn will delight you. Beagle crafts every sentence with care, painting the unicorn's journey with delicate, evocative language. The result is a tale that feels both timeless and deeply magical, resonating with the same richness of style.

If you appreciated how Dunsany's magic is mysterious and never fully explained, Lud-in-the-Mist offers a similarly enigmatic approach. In the town of Lud-in-the-Mist, the arrival of fairy fruit begins to unravel the boundary between the mundane and the magical, and the nature of enchantment remains elusive—always felt, rarely understood.

If you found yourself wandering through the fantastical cities and surreal lands in The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories, A Dreamer's Tales will invite you even deeper. Here, you'll discover places like Bethmoora and the land of Yann, each described with sumptuous detail and otherworldly logic, expanding the scope of what a fantasy world can be.