HarperPrism

HarperPrism (1993–1999) was a publishing imprint of Harper Collins. The company published twelve books related to Magic: The Gathering. The Magic line was discontinued after Wizards of the Coast started publishing its books.
Title 	Setting 	Released 	Author(s) 	Publisher 	ISBN #
Arena 	  	16 Oct 1994Arena (Magic - The Gathering, No. 1): William R. Forstchen: 9780061054242: Amazon.com: Books 2023, Amazon.com, viewed 7 July 2023, https://www.amazon.com/Arena-Magic-Gathering-No-1/dp/0061054240.Forstchen, WR & None 1994, Arena, HarperEntertainment, viewed 7 July 2023 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/263208.Arena	William R. Forstchen 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105424-0
Whispering Woods 	  	Nov 1994 	Clayton Emery 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105418-6
Final Sacrifice 	  	Mar 1995 	Clayton Emery 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105420-8
Shattered Chains 	  	Mar 1995 	Clayton Emery 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105419-4
Tapestries 	  	Jul 1995 	anthology 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105308-2
The Cursed Land 	  	Sep 1995 	Teri McLaren (Teri Williams)	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105016-4
The Prodigal Sorcerer	  	Nov 1995 	Mark Sumner 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105476-3
Ashes of the Sun 	  	Mar 1996 	Hanovi Braddock 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105649-9
Distant Planes 	  	Jun 1996 	anthology 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105313-9
Song of Time 	  	Jun 1996 	Teri McLaren 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105622-7
And Peace Shall Sleep	Fallen Empires	Jul 1996 	Sonia Orin Lyris 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105619-7
Dark Legacy 	The Dark 	Dec 1996 	Robert E. Vardeman 	HarperPrism	ISBN: 0-06-105697-9
==Promotional cards==
In 1994, HarperPrism released five books with an enclosed mail-in coupon redeemable for special promotional cards related to the stories. Each of these had an expansion symbol shaped like a calligraphy pen ().
Book Title 	Promo Card(s)
Arena 	and
Whispering Woods	
Shattered Chains	
Final Sacrifice 	
The Cursed Land 	One random from above
==Curse of Nazir==
In a 2004 April Fool's joke, MagicTheGathering.com author Mark Gottlieb wrote Peeking in the Black Box, where he described a fictional sixth HarperPrism card, 'Curse of Nazir', given out with The Cursed Land.
==References==
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