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25¢ Rocket Ship to the Stars by G.O. Clark
G.O. Clark is the author of six chapbooks of poetry, the latest being Mortician's Tea from Naked Snake Press.
His poems, stories, and book reviews have been published in numerous journals since 1979. He lives in Davis, CA in a mobile home with his cat Ariel.
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Dark Entities by David Dunwoody
Hidden in the dark corners of our reality are the passages to spaces beyond. Is it there that unfortunate souls come face to face with the horrors that move silently about us in everyday life. Take a breath, take a chance, and turn the page...
David Dunwoody, the author of EMPIRE, presents strange and chilling tales in which there is no escape to be found - only confrontation with the dark entities of the author's imagination. Giant ghouls in a graveyard, rebellious demons chained eternally in Hell, ravenous shape-shifters on a lost island, and the specter of Death himself are awaiting you within the confines of this book to collect your soul. Join us. Take a chance, but will you survive?!
Lavishly illustrated by Tom Moran. This is the very first book in the New Voices of Horror series. The Deluxe edition will include two new stories which will not appear in the other editions, and one additional illustration by Tom Moran. This is sure to be a collector's item!
"Within the pages of Dark Entities you'll find a mix of artistic sensibility, extreme characters and gruesome horror - crafted with both skill and apitutude. The sentance structure is lean; the vivid imagery portrayed is not unlike the darkest work from Hieronymus Bosch. Look out world, David Dunwoody has arrived." -- James Roy Daley, author of The Dead Parade
"Has the ability to resonate in your mind...a frightening experience." --Dr. Pus, "Library of The Living Dead" podcast
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Darker Loves by James Dorr
Praise For James Dorr's Fiction & Poetry...
"James Dorr's work is for those who want to be whisked away from their day to day reality and taken to other places and eras... There's not an ordinary tale to be found. This is Dark Fantasy in the fullest sense of the term, not as a euphemism for horror." --Garret Peck, Cemetery Dance
"Contemporary spook yarns, historical fantasies of many lands and eras, oriental fables -- all these and more benefit from Dorr's skilled touch... Additionally, in a selection of poems, he reveals himself to be a fine versifier as well." --Paul Di Fillipo, Asimov's SF
"Pulp Fantasy, supernatural horror, magical realism, folklore retold and revitalized -- these are just some of the elements Dorr draws upon to create worlds and characters at once recognizable and strange. A hybrid of fantasy and storytelling, these 14 stories and 13 poems (reprints and originals) are equal parts of nightmare and dream unified by a persistent sense of awe... Dorr's fictions nod to literary traditions without playing slave to them, resulting in what I can only describe as modern myths universal in theme while intimate in approach." --William P. Simmons, Hellnotes
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Degrees of Fear and Others by C.J. Henderson
For over thirty years C.J. Henderson has brought the reading public the widest array of entertainment possible. Hardboiled and hard-hitting, whether writing fantasy, mystery, science fiction, or horror, this one-of-a-kind storyteller has created multiple well-received series containing scores of memorable chararcters and hundreds of page-turning stories.
Culled from his near infinite storehouse of tales, this volume contains twenty of his best, including eighteen of his classics plus two new stories created exclusively for this edition. In one, he returns to H.P. Lovecraft's mythos to write the newest tale of Herbert West: Reanimator. And, in the other he previews his latest series character, giving the world their first glimpse of the enigmatic museum curator, Piers Knight.
With eight illustrations by long-time collaborator, artist Ben Fogletto, this is the finest single edition of C.J. Henderson stories ever produced.
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Doomsdays by Jeffrey Thomas
Everyday is a Doomsday. Every hour is someone's private Armageddon.
In this collection of twenty-two Apoclaypses one will encounter:
-An Earth buried under strange blue ash, and overrun with the blue-encrusted undead
-The dead of multiple wars, returning on one Halloween night
-Puppet beings made from human trash, living and loving in a secrect kingdom
-A ghastly graveyard cherub that won't stay put
-A monstrous version of ourselves, released from a parallel dimension and bent on our destruction
Haunted Factories, a haunted zoo, worlds both surreal and nightmarish, stalked by phantoms, murderers, and monsters...unleashed from the rich imagination of Jeffrey Thomas, the acclaimed author of Punktown and Letters From Hades.
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Double Visions by Bruce Boston
In Double Visions, SFPA Grandmaster Poet Bruce Boston collaborates with ten other poets, including fellow Grandmaster Robert Frazier, Bram Stoker Award winner Marge Simon, and Asimov's Readers' Award winner G. O. Clark. Includes seven Rhysling nominees, the winner of the Odyssey Poetry Award, and the winner of the Locus Online Poetry Poll for Best All-Time SF, Fantasy, or Horror Poem.
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Ebb Tides and Other Tales by Mary Soon Lee
Rising genre star Mary Soon Lee's Ebb Tides and Other Tales brings together twenty previously uncollected stories, including reprints from the pages of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Interzone, Aboriginal SF, Amazing Stories, and three original tales appearing here for the first time.
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Embracing the Starlight by Dave Smeds
Eleven previously uncollected stories. Includes reprints from the pages of Full Spectrum 4, Asimov's Science Fiction, Realms of Fantasy, Fantasy and Science Fiction, and others, and one original story, "Family Values."
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Ennui: And Other States of Madness by David Niall Wilson
Ennui's touchstones with the past are sometimes overt--like the historical timeframes of the opening title story and its anchoring closer, "The Preacher's Marsh," as well as the other stops between--but more often it's as if the past has given the present a deep, lingering soul kiss. You don't have to get any farther than the title of "New Leather & Old Cognac" to gain a sense of musty old books and antiquarian gems, while the DNA of H.P. Lovecraft finds its way into "From My Reflection, Darkly," as well as "Darkness and the Light" and it's yearning cousin "The call of Farther Shores." And just try reading "When Words Collide" without thinking of Rod Serling giving it his tight-lipped smile of approval.
From the Introduction by Brian Hodge, Author of WIld Horses & Mad Dogs
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Fourteen Tales From a Shop Called Imagination by Ken Wiseman
Welcome to the Shop Called Imagination. Come on in. Take your time. Browse for a while.
There are lots of fantasies here. Fourteen in all. Any of a number are bound to please. We have horror, "The Finder-Keeper," which may just answer the age-old question of where lost things--socks, earrings, children--go when they disappear. We have humor, "The Xeroxorcist," about a copy machine possessed the devil and the repairman hired to perform the xeroxorcism.
Come. Have a look You're sure to find something pleasing. Something dark perhaps? Like the "Straw Goat," a little nature spirit made of twisted straw and malevolence. Or "Barelli's Demon," one man's hate and prejudice made flesh. Or "The Snowman," a murderous thing filled with dark vengeance. Maybe you'd prefer something to delight? "Grandma Babka..." with her good luck gingerbread houses. "Archie..." and his lures for nature spirits in Arcady, where lovemaking is a sport. "My Mother's Purse" with its contents of adult secrets to be kept from a child's eyes. Romance? Try "Brother Senechelle." Something unique? "Seasons of Ice, Fields of Winter." Something unexpected? "Moses." And for the conoisseur, you who have seen and read them all: "Brother Estevan" who will take you on a trip through a world in a painting so strange it has mystified critics and historians for hundreds of years.
So come on in. Take a break from life and its stresses. Escape reality for a time. The Shop Called Imagination will always be open to you; just a few page turns away.
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A Galaxy in a Jar by Laurel Winter
A Galaxy In A Jar collects twenty-seven new and previously published work. Laura Winter has won awards for short fiction (a World Fantasy Award for best novella for "Sky Eyes") and poetry (both Rhyslings and Asimov's Reader's Poll Awards for best poem "Why goldfish shouldn't use power tools" and "egg horror poem"). She's sold fiction and poetry to a variety of magazines, including F&SF, Asimov's, Analog, Aboriginal, Tales of the Unanticipated, and Mythic Delirium. On the other side of the desk, she was the poetry editor for Tales of the Unanticipated for ten years.
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The Garden of Ghosts by Scott Thomas
The Garden of Ghosts is a gathering of original Victorian ghost stories by Scott Thomas. Whether set in rural England or a summery New England village, or in snowy London or a haunted house in Boston, each ghostly tale harkens in some way to the mysterious realm of vegetation.
"Scott Thomas' stories have a delicate muscularity and a poignancy that lingers long after reading them. The Garden of Ghosts is a rare and beautiful collection. The tales within deserve to be doled out in increments and savored as one would a good cigar paired with a 20-year-old whiskey." -- Jeff VanderMeer, author of Shriek: An Afterward
"Thomas rises from the eerie evolution of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, F. Marion Crawford and H.P. Lovecraft." -- Jonathan Sisson, The Quoddy Tides
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The Hydrocephalic Ward by Steve Rasnic Tem
The Hydrocephalic Ward collects fifty new and previously published poems. Steve Rasnic Tem's works have been compared to that of Franz Kafka, Dino Buzzati, Ray Bradbury, and Raymond Carver, but to quote Joe R. Lansdale: "Steve Rasnic Tem is a school of writing unto himself." His 300 plus published pieces have garnered him the Britsh Fantasy, International Horror Guild, World Fantasy, and Bram Stoker Awards.
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More Stately Mansions by John B. Rosenman
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The Nightmare Collection by Bruce Boston
Advance Praise for The Nightmare Collection
"The Nightmare Collection is a stunning showcase of vivid prose. Alluring and provocative, emotive and often amusing, this is storytelling of the highest order. Boston once again demonstrates why he is the undisputed master of of dark poetry." -Michael McBride
"Boston's strange landscape of nether worlds and beings invokes a state of mind the reader will gladly be pulled into, even at the risk of discovering a dark truth that threatens one's reality...a fantastic collection!" --Corrine De Winter, Bram Stoker Award author of The Woman at the Funeral
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Not in Kansas by Janet Fox
Ride with Scorpia into a land of demon lovers. Learn how Tenponies can transform himself into a crow. Visit a garage sale where you can buy a mate for life. Meet "The Man Who Played Monsters" and break "The Time Barrier."
Janet Fox's stories and poems have appeared in many publications, including The Twilight Zone, Year's Best Fantasy, Year's Best Horror, and Weird Tales. Under the pseudonym Alex McDonough, she has published five novels in the Scorpio series from Berkeley/Ace.
Richly illustrated by award-winning artist Allen Koszowski and introduced by A.R. Morlan, Not In Kansas brings together seven stories and twenty poems, all previously uncollected.
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Other Gods by Stephen Mark Rainey
Spanning a career of over twenty years, the 16 tales in Stephen Mark Rainey's Other Gods depict an alluring yet macabre world, rendered by one of the horror genre's most vivid imaginations. With settings ranging from the remote backwoods of Virginia to the urban wilderness of Chicago, the veneer of Rainey's world appears familiar, even comforting; yet, beneath its surface ancient, malignant powers lurk, ready to spring forth and destroy any who discover them whether intentionally or inadvertently. Laced with humor and recounted by a captivating voice, the tales in Other Gods wait for you with open arms but beware, for they are also laden with darkness. And in that darkness, danger waits.
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The Other Side of the Lens by G. O. Clark
G.O. Clark's latest collection of thirty poems once again demonstrates the quirky and imaginative. Like Kurt Vonnegut his humorous side is infused with the dead pan while his more serious work vibrates with cosmological insight.
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Over the Darkening Fields by Scott Thomas
In the present... A young woman explores the mysteries of death through the paintings of an engimatic artist. A young couple discovers a restless antique doll in a cemetery. The charred bodies of homeless men appear in the snowy alleys of Boston. A strange mural with an appetite for bones haunts a deserted house.
In the past... A woman roams the slums of London hoping to be Jack the Ripper's next victim. Night after night a man dreams of his lonely lover and trip to a strange museum. Following a tragic accident, a widow orders the construction of a secret chamber with walls thick enough to muffle screams.
In a strange city, long ago... Women are blinded at birth; this has been the law for over 500 years. Now they can see, and they are coming back from the grave to take their revenge. A cryptographer struggles to solve the mystery that may save the living from the dead.
26 stories from Scott Thomas, Author of Westermead and Cobwebs and Whispers
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Proverbs for Monsters by Michael A. Arnzen
Proverbs For Monsters is an omnibus of the best writing to date by one of the most offbeat and humorous writers working in the horror genre today, Michael A. Arnzen. Hand picked by the author, these are the stories, "flash fictions," and poems most cherished by readers, most enjoyed at live performances, most celebrated by editiors of year's best collections, and most recommended for literary awards from across his career.
In Proverbs For Monsters you'll get advice for growing your own man-eating plant. You'll ride the movies of Exorcystland -- the scariest amusement park ever created. You'll attend a bizarre grade school for assassins. You'll meet a dentist with a very disturbing collection of baby teeth. You'll encounter strange children -- from the boy who carries his heart in a metal case attached to his chest to the girl who is completely encased in the carapace of her own giant scab. You'll ride a diseased elephant and witness the death of the last vampire and learn more than ever wanted to know about a perpetual embalming machine. You'll wince and laugh and wince again.
Whether or not you have read Michael Arnzen before or are already a fan of his gleefully twisted imagination, you're in for a very dark treat with this generous collection of thirty stories and thirty poems, many of them impossible-to-find or never seen before. Proverbs For Monsters offers the most delightful and disturbing retrospective of this acclaimed author's career.
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Scattered Ashes by Scott Nicholson
Scott Nicholson's short stories have drifted on the wind, across deserts and dead seas, and now have found a final resting place. In Scattered Ashes, the best of his award-winning work is presented together for the first time.
Nicholson, author of seven novels including The Skull Ring and They Hunger, has stretched the genre to embrace peculiar pregnancies, supernatural mysteries, unorthodox creatures, and sinister psychology, exploring questions of faith and despair, love and loss. Gather around the campfire. The flames are intense and the ashes still warm...
"Scott Nicholson is a terrific writer. Like Stephen King, he has an eye and ear for the rhythms of rural America, and like King he knows how to summon serious scares. My advice? Buy everything he writes. This guy's the real deal!" -- Bentley Little, author of The Academy
"Scott Nicholson writes with a mixture of H.P. Lovecraft, Manly Wade Wellman, and Clive Barker, stirred with a liberal dose of his own originality, to tell an effective and atmospheric tale." -- Kevin J. Anderson, co-author of the Dune series
"Scott Nicholson is the kind of writer who always surprises and always entertains. His writing is crisp and fast-paced, his characters are real, and knows how to twist the knife." -- Jonathan Maberry, author of Ghost Road Blues
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Sensuous Debris by Bruce Boston
Five-time winner of the Rhysling Award, Bruce Boston is considered by many to be the leading contemporary genre poet. Sensuous Debris gathers some of the best poems from twenty-five years of publishing in commercial and alternative presses.
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Shadows and Other Stories by Tony Richards
Get ready for the scariest journey of your life. Becaue it doesn't matter where you go--London, Hong Kong, Madrid, Japan, Jamaica--you'll find one thing waiting for you when you get there...shadows. They're on every street, down every narrow alley. They even haunt the corners of a bright tropical beach. They are always there, lingering at the edges of your vision. And they never, ever go away.
Come with Tony Richards as he wanders the globe in search of new ones. You see, anything can cast them. A raggedy old circus tent. The dim corridors of an old-age home. The incense-smelling depths of a traditional Chinese temple. You can even find them in a house just like your own. And if you dare to step into those shadows, you'll find something even more terrifying...
The fear of the unknown.
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Song of Silver by Laura J. Underwood
With Silver Eyes and Silver Voice, He Weaves the Power of Magic Into Song...
He is Anwyn Baldomyre, the Harper Mage, and he's back again, traveling the length and breadth of Lamboria in search of songs. Guided -- and more often badgered -- at times by the wisdom of his harp Glynnanis whose living wood houses the soul of the last unicorn, Anwyn meets wyrefolk, wraiths, kelpies, fey folk and many who do not trust magic at all. And while he does not alwys seek adventure, it has a way of crossing his path and forcing him to reckon with himself.
Gathered together here is a collection of stories both old and new. In these eight tales, follow Anwyn as he solves the riddle of silver, settles a dispute among magical beings, aids a warrior woman against a wicked mage, and seeks to awaken a singing tree from a false winter sleep. For wherever Anwyn wanders, magic and music -- and even a little mayhem -- are sure to follow.
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Strange Magic by Gord Rollo
Wilson Kemp is a man living a lie in Billington, Pennsylvania. He's been in hiding for a long time, running from a terrible secret that has forced him to change his name, move to this small secluded town and abandon what had once been a stellar career. Once, he'd been a highly talented escape artist on the brink of fame and fortune, but now he's a broken down alcoholic scared of his own shadow. Mind you, he has good reason to be scared because his worst fear has finally caught up with him, and the sleepy little town of Billington is about to be declared a war zone.
With the aid of a malevolent evil entity trapped within an old wooden trunk, a stranger from Wilson's past has hunted him down; an insane fellow magician who will stop at nothing to get his twisted, bloody revenge. To survive, Wilson will have to conquer his own inner demons to fight his old enemy in a battle that will lead to the gates of death and beyond. To live, Wilson will have to accomplish the greatest magic trick of all time: escaping from the dark pit of Hell…
“Gord Rollo relishes turning his characters loose into a world very much like our own. Fear dwells within the shadows and corners of our own backyards, his vivid imagery striking and sometimes too close for comfort, tearing a hole in our reality and filing it with his uniquely dark vision. Strange Magic is a great book, a must read for all hardcore horror fans.”
-- Jimmy Z Johnston, Horror-Web.com
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Stange Mistresses: Tales of Wonder and Romance by James Dorr
With reprints from the pages of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Tomorrow SF, Aboriginal SF, Short Story Digest, and other leading publications, along with the original fiction and poetry, Strange Mistresses offers the first comprehensive -- and long awaited -- collection of James Dorr's work. Dorr is a recipient of the 1998 Best of the Web Award and finalist for both the Anthony (mystery) and Darrell (stories set in the mid-south) Awards. He has worked as a technical writer, associate editor on a city magazine, a full-time non-fiction freelancer, and as a musician.
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Strange Vegetables by G. O. Clark
Harpo Marx's pockets. The truth about crop circles. Bizarre job opportunities. A robot poet. A flashback to the Sixties. Within the cornucopia that is Strange Vegetables you will find these and other speculations on things scientific and fantastical, real and surreal, complete with a special garnish here and there to illuminate a poem.
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Tangled Webs and Other Imaginary Weaving by Laura J. Underwood
Why is it unsafe to step off the road and into the bog of Tanforan? How can a princess reveal a murderer when she has no tongue? What secret lies in a castle held together by strands of spider silk? And just what is it that makes the stones of Nevermhor dance under the moon? Come meet beasties and bogies and all manner of fey things that go bump in the night. Whisht hounds and wraiths and selkies and firbolgs abound in this collection of fifteen new and reprint fairy tales from the pen of fantasy author Laura J. Underwood.
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Tango In the Ninth Circle by Corrine De Winter
Nominated twice for the Pushcart Price, Corrine De Winter's poetry, fiction, and essays and interviews have appeared worldwide in publications such as The New York Quarterly, Imago, Phoebe, Plainsongs, Yankee Sacred Journey, Interim, The Chrysalis Reader, The Lucid Stone, Fate Press, Sulphur River Literary Review, Modern Poetry, The Lyric, Atom Mind, The Writer, and over 600 other publications. She has been the recipient of awards from Triton College of Arts & Sciences, Writer's Digest, The Esme Bradberry Award, The Madeline Sadin Award, The Rhysling, and has been featured in Poets Market 1995-2004. Her work is featured in the much praised collections Bless the Day, Heal Your Soul, Heal the World, Get Well Wishes, Essential Love, The Language of Prayer, Mothers and Daughters, and Bedside Prayers, now in its 18th printing. In addition, she is the author of seven collections of poetry and prose including Like Eve, The Half Moon Hotel, and Touching The Wound which sold over 3000 copies in its first year, and the Bram Stoker Award winning The Woman At The Funeral published by Space & Time Press. Besides this, she is a member of the HWA (Horror Writers Association) and is a resident of Western Massachusetts.
Signed Poetry Collection
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Vectors by Charlee Jacob & Marge Simon
I wrote the original poetry for Vectors during the first seven days of July, 2006, while sicker than usual and unable to get out of bed, somehow imagining there was no one else out there. There will always be those who think the idea too far-fetched, that humanity could never destroy itself so utterly, especially in only one week. Yet these poems by Marge Simon and myself were never about science's purest ground zero but about all our planet's brethren, reduced to hearts and numbers. -- Charlee Jacob
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Voices from Hades by Jeffrey Thomas
If the dead could speak from the afterlife, what might they tell us? How might they warn us?
The Damned have stories to share...
– About an abandoned Demon child, adopted by a reluctant mother.
– A Demon torn between love for his mate and an Angel visiting Hell.
– A jaded Angel touring Hell to hunt the Damned for sport.
– Three Damned laborers who encounter a cat with nine afterlives.
– A Damned artist summoned to Heaven to paint her masterpiece.
– A Damned man and an Angel joining forces to rescue a child from his Demonic captors.
– A former journalist who discovers the depths of despair and the hope of rebellion.
Seven dispatches from the Hades of Jeffrey Thomas, author of Letters From Hades and Ugly Heaven/Beautiful Hell.
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Voices from Punktown by Jeffrey Thomas
In these eleven searing stories, Jeffrey Thomas (Blue War, Deadstock) takes us on another tour of the infamous far-future colony known as Punktown, its streets raging with violence and danger, its alleys stalked by aliens and muntants, its citizens struggling to retain their humanity, dignity, and sanity in the oppressive shadows of its soaring cold towers. Mixing mind-bending science fiction with bone-chilling horror, Thomas again demonstrates why his initital collection Punktown was met with wide acclaim.
"Punktown is one of the best examples of SF horror currently out there." -- Ellen Datlow, in Locus
"Punktown is searing and alien and anxious and rich, and it is humane, and it is moving. Jeffrey Thomas has done something wonderful." -- China Mieville
"Thomas is a very good wordsmith with a fecund and detailed imagination." -- Publisher's Weekly
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Weird Family Tales 1 & 2 byKen Wisman
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Wings by Sarah Hoyt
EIGHTEEN FINELY CRAFTED TALES OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION BY THE AUTHOR OF ILL MET IN MOONLIGHT AND DRAW ONE IN THE DARK.
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Winter Shadows and Other Tales by Mary Soon Lee
With more than fifty stories in print, including appearances in Fantasy and Science Fiction, Amazing Stories, and Aboriginal SF, Mary Soon Lee has firmly established her reputation in the science fiction and fantasy field. Her work has been twice selected for David Hartwell's anthology The Year's Best SF; she has won the Best of the Soft SF Award; and she has been a finalist for both the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award and the British Science Fiction Association Award. A transplanted Londoner of Chinese and Irish descent, Mary now lives in Pittsburgh where she runs a writers' group called the Pittsburgh Worldrights. She has an M.A. in mathematics from Cambridge University, an M.Sc. in astronautics and space engineering from Cranfield University, and has worked as a consultant in the field of artificial intelligence.
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