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series by c j cherryh. the sword of knowledge home facebook. prehensive merce alan whitb x. mount of knowledge sword of eloquence collected poems. sword of knowledge galileo. selections from the luz?m?yy?t of abu l ala ahmad ibn. iis publishes mount of knowledge sword of eloquence the. mount of knowledge sword of eloquence. Finding the Way and Other Tales of Valdemar The Star of Bethlehem and the Magi How to Build a Fence The History of Japan, 2nd Edition Whats in This Stuff?. C. J. Cherryh is an American author that writes science fiction and fantasy. Born in in St. Louis, Missouri, her birth name is Carolyn Janice Cherry. She added an ‘H’ to her surname because her first editor thought that ‘Cherry’ had a much stronger association with romance than it did with science fiction and fantasy.