Knot Gneiss

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Knot Gneiss
First edition
Author	Piers Anthony
Country	United States
Language	English
Genre	Fantasy novel
Publisher	Tor Books
Publication date	12 October 2010
Media type	Print (Hardcover and Paperback)
Pages	304
ISBN	0-7653-2352-4
Preceded by	Jumper Cable
Followed by	Well-Tempered Clavicle

Knot Gneiss is the 34th book of the Xanth series by Piers Anthony

Plot introduction

This is about Jumper's friend Wenda Woodwife, who has a nymphly front but no back, being hollow from behind, who speaks with the forest dialect: "I wood knot dew that to yew." She has to transport a boulder made of petrified reverse wood that naturally terrifies (petrifies) everyone else. She has to put together a group of six or more and starts out her journey asking help from her best friend Jumper, King of the Spiders, and enlists the aid of a winged mermaid, the Princess Ida, a fallen angel, and a handsome prince in search of his princess

v t e Xanth series by Piers Anthony

Novels: 1970s-80s	A Spell for Chameleon The Source of Magic Castle Roogna Centaur Aisle Ogre, Ogre Night Mare Dragon on a Pedestal Crewel Lye Golem in the Gears Vale of the Vole Heaven Cent Man from Mundania

Novels: 1990s	Isle of View Question Quest The Color of Her Panties Demons Don't Dream Harpy Thyme Geis of the Gargoyle Roc and a Hard Place Yon Ill Wind Faun & Games Zombie Lover Xone of Contention

Novels: 2000s-10s	The Dastard Swell Foop Up in a Heaval Cube Route Currant Events Pet Peeve Stork Naked Air Apparent Two to the Fifth Jumper Cable Knot Gneiss Well-Tempered Clavicle Luck of the Draw Esrever Doom Board Stiff

Characters	Magicians Bink Dor Irene Ivy Trent Families Ebnez Humfrey Merlin Centaur Goblin Gourd Mundanes Other characters

Geography of Xanth Companions of Xanth Letters to Jenny

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