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Name that book!
Arrath
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Alright, I'm looking for a new book series to read and there is one that has always been nagging at the back of my mind. I read some/most of the first book(?) years ago, so my memories are quite hazy.
It may take place inside of some mysterious ancient tower, in which each floor is a different 'dimension', I seem to remember that one was a sprawling town, another was a forest. There were elevators or doors, some form of conveyance to move between the floors.
The technology level of those living inside the tower seemed to be medieval, robin hood, pre-Renaissance era.
Is this real? Or did I have a fever dream?
It may take place inside of some mysterious ancient tower, in which each floor is a different 'dimension', I seem to remember that one was a sprawling town, another was a forest. There were elevators or doors, some form of conveyance to move between the floors.
The technology level of those living inside the tower seemed to be medieval, robin hood, pre-Renaissance era.
Is this real? Or did I have a fever dream?
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EDIT: The OP also made me think of one of Farmer's other projects, The Dungeon. I've never read them, but I remember them always being in the sci-fi/fantasy section of the bookstore in the 80s. And I guess the first book was called The Black Tower. As I said, I haven't read these so I don't know if they even fit the criteria, but I'll throw it out there just in case.