Tales from Cornucopia

Some people say Cornucopia isn't real. But if you've been there, you know it exists... In this collection, Steven Pferdberg presents 15 light-hearted miner's poems, that deal with subjects as diverse as loss of packhorses, greed, metallurgy, giant spiders, farming life or philosophical trees. Cornucopia has often been called the land of plenty. Its beautiful landscapes and hospitable citizens inspired the poems, that became an instant internet success, and are presented here for the first time in printed form. As a special bonus for visitors of Cornucopia, this book also contains a comprehensive map of the country and its vast railway network. Suitable for miners and craftsmen ages 10 and up.

Steven Pferdberg hails from the Deep South of Cornucopia, where steep mountains of clay dominate the barren landscape. As a young man, he embarked on a long journey, to seek happiness in the greener and more densely populated lands of the North. Today, he lives in the thriving town of Dead Spider Valley and works as an architect, fisherman and local news poet.