"The Chalchiuhite Dragon"

<body text="#000000" bgcolor="#F9F9F9"> <p>From <a href="tup.htm">Theosophical University Press</a> </p> <h3>The Chalchiuhite Dragon</h3> <h4>By Kenneth Morris </h4> <blockquote> "This newfound book is a treat, a welcome change from the standard fantasy settings, with engaging characters, a wealth of wonders, and an inner wisdom as rare as it is profound." — <cite>Kirkus Reviews</cite>, Feb. 1, 1992</blockquote> <p>The <cite>Chalchiuhite</cite> (pronounced chal'-chih-wee'-tay) is a precious green stone or jewel, carved in the shape of a dragon, whose mysterious appearance in ancient Mesoamerica signals the coming birth of the legendary god-king, Quetzalcoatl. Written at <a href="bio-kt.htm" target="_parent">Katherine Tingley</a>'s request, this movingly poetic tale is rich in theosophic insight and certain to become a classic. </p> <p><cite>Published by Tor Books by arrangement with Theosophical University Press</cite> </p> <ul> <li>5 1/2 x 8 1/4, 302 pages, afterword and glossary </li> <li>$19.95 hardcover ISBN 978-0-312-85264-1<li>$13.95 paper ISBN 978-0-312-89001-8</ul> <p>Link to <a href="../dragon/dragon-hp.htm" target="_blank">Full-text online</a> edition </p> <p><a href="dragon-r.htm">Book Review</a> </p> <p><a href="tsintro.htm" target="_top">TS Homepage</a> </p> </body>