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    Day of the Dogs by Andrew Cartmel (Black Flame US, July 2005, 1-84416-218-4, $6.99, 250pp, pb, n., cover by Karl Richardson) [Strontium Dog]
        Novelization based on the world of the comics. Copyrighted by Rebellion A/S. This has the same ISBN as the simultaneous Black Flame UK edition, but lists only US and Canadian prices.

    Swine Fever by Andrew Cartmel (Black Flame US, June 2005, 1-84416-174-9, $6.99, 244pp, pb, n., cover by Patrick Goddard & Dylan Teague) [Judge Dredd]
        Reprint (Black Flame 2005) novelization based on the 2000 AD comic book character. Copyrighted by Rebellion A/S. This first US edition has the same ISBN as the UK edition but only lists US and Canadian prices.

    Y’ha Nthlei Rising by Ran Cartwright (Rainfall Books, November 2006, #020, £7.00, 40pp, ph, co, cover: Y’ha Nthlei Rising by Steve Lines)
        The cover illustration originally appeared in the chapbook Dreams of a Diseased Mind by Steve Lines (BJM Press 2000). The first chapbook collection by Ran Cartwright deals with Y’ha Nthlei and the Deep Ones.

    Don’t Open the Door After the Sun Goes Down: Tales of the Real and Unreal by Al Carusone (Clarion, August 1994, 0-395-65225-1, $13.95, 83pp, hc, oc, cover by Andrew Glass)
        Young-adult collection of nine macabre tales, with illustrations by Andrew Glass.

    Brotherly Love: and Other Tales of Trust and Knowledge by David Case (Pumpkin Books, May 28, 1999, 1-901914-12-7, £16.99, x+276pp, hc, oc, cover by Les Edwards)
        SF/dark fantasy collection of an original novel, The Terrestrial Fancy, plus five other new short stories, along with an Introduction by Ramsey Campbell. Limited to a hardcover edition of 750 copies.

    TRSF: The Best New Science Fiction ed. Stephen Cass (Technology Review, November 2011, $7.95, 80pp, tp, oa, cover by Chris Foss)
        Original anthology of 12 hard-SF stories, the first in a planned series published by MIT’s Technology Review. Authors include Cory Doctorow, Joe Haldeman, Elizabeth Bear, and Ken MacLeod. Illustrated by Chris Foss.

    Twelve Tomorrows ed. Stephen Cass (MIT Technology Review, October 2013, $12.95, 189pp, tp, oa, cover by Richard Powers)
        Original anthology of 12 hard-SF stories, the second in a series published by MIT’s Technology Review. Authors include Brian W. Aldiss, Nancy Kress, and Greg Egan; there is an interview with Neal Stephenson, and a 16-page color gallery of art by Richard Powers. This is a limited edition of 200.
    Details taken from online listing.

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