The Prince and the Key

These are the fables from the world of the Sea People, who ply their trade across the Peaceful Ocean on their mighty sailing ships. Tales, like those of the evil magician Hazin, who finally turned good, of the Dancing Fool, or of Inka-Ji the Fire Snake, of wolf men and swan maidens and the Lele Mo'e, the flying dreamers. ... and of course the story of the Prince and the Key.



David J. Greening was born in Karachi in 1969 AD, briefly went to kindergarten in Malta and grew up in Germany. He studying Ancient History at Frankfurt University. Completing an MA in 2004 and a PhD in 2007 he currently works as a school teacher and part-time lecturer of ancient and medieval history. He lives in a small village in a house built shortly before the Thirty-Years War with his partner, two sons and an occasional cat or two.



These are the fables from the world of the Sea People, who ply their trade across the Peaceful Ocean on their mighty sailing ships. Tales of the evil magician Hazin, who finally turned good, of the Dancing Fool, of Inka-Ji the Fire Snake, of wolf men and swan maidens and the Lele Mo'e ... and of course the story of the Prince and the Key.