terrible giant, all he can put together from his shattered memory is that he
was sent to aid Jason and the Argonauts on their incredible mission. As he
joins them on their quest, Proteus soon discovers that he is not like other
members of the crew. Proteus is capable of inhuman strength; he seems
never to grow tired; he has unexplainable control of the sea that surrounds
him, and he is able to see things that no one else can. But, there seems to be
a dark side to his past he still can’t remember, for a number of enemies sent
by Jason’s arch nemesis, King Pelias, seems to recognize Proteus . . . as
being one of them.
With the style and skill that distinguishes him as a master of the genre, Fred
Saberhagen translated a classic myth for the new millennium.
Fred Saberhagen is widely published in many areas of speculative fiction. He is best
known for his Berserker, Swords, and Dracula series. Less known are the myth based
fantasies in the series Book of the Gods. Fred authored a number of non-series fantasy and
science fiction novels and a great number of short stories. For more information on Fred
visit his website: www.fredsaberhagen.com