Title attributed to Andre Norton

Moon of 3 Rings

& # 1 in the Moon Magic series (aka) Free Traders or Moon Singer

Bibliography ~

¯ (1966) * Published by Viking, HC, LCCN 66006943, $3.75, 316pg ~ cover by Robin Jacques {Cream Cloth Boards}

¯ (1966) * Published by MacMillan, HC, $4.75, 316pg ~ Canadian printing ~ cover by Robin Jacques

¯ (1967) * Published by Viking Junior Literary Guild, ~ cover by Robin Jacques {Pictorial Boards}

¯ (1967) * Published by ACE, PB, 0-441-08033-, $0.60 ~ cover by Jack Gaughan ~ 1974 cover by John Schoenherr, 1978 cover by Paul Alexander, 1981 & later covers by Walter Valez

¯ (1969) * Published by Longman Young Books, HC, 0-582-15510-X, £ 21s (£1.12), 320pg ~ UK printing ~ cover by Robin Jacques {White Paper Boards}

¯ Moonsinger (2006) * Published by BAEN, HC, 1-416-52061-9, 464pg ~ cover by Alan Pollack ~ Omnibus containing Exiles of the Stars (1971) & Moon of 3 Rings (1966)

Non English Editions ~

¯  (1969) Published in Munich, Germany; by Moewig, OCLC: 73842694, Terra TB 166, 143pg ~ translated by Birgit Ress-Bohusch ~ German title Das Geheimnis der Mondsänger

¯  (1985) Published in Munich, Germany; by Moewig, 38-118-3806-7, TB 6, 160pg ~ German title Das Geheimnis der Mondsänger

¯  (19??) Published in Lithuania; ~ Lithuanian title Trijų žiedų mėnulis ~ Only mention I can find is at http://www.info.fantastika.lt/savir/rec3.html

¯  (1995) Published in Poznań, Poland; by Zysk i S-ka, 83-715-0011-4, 220pg ~ translated by Dorota Dziewońska ~ Polish title Księżyc Trzech Pierścieni

Synopsis ~

At the time of the Moon of Three Rings, the galactic trade ship Lydis lands on the planet Yiktor. On Yiktor, Krip Vorlund, a junior crewmember, seeks amusement at a beast show. He is strangely attracted to the owner of the show animals, a delicate and mysterious woman, Maelen. When Vorlund is kidnapped by a Combine seeking to control the planet, he learns too well the nature of Maelen’s sorcery; she transforms him into a wolfish creature, in which form he retains his own soul. Between them - Krip and Maelen - they spin an eerie tale of dreams and visions, of metamorphoses and extrasensory perception, of timelessness and limitlessness.

Non-English Covers

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