Shared-world original anthology, second in the Clan of the Claw series, created by Bill Fawcett, with four novellas by Mercedes Lackey & Cody Martin, S.M. Stirling, Eric Flint, and Jody Lynn Nye. Copyrighted by Bill Fawcett & Associates. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Shared-world anthology of four novellas by Harry Turtledove, S.M. Stirling, Michael Z. Williamson, and Jody Lynn Nye & John Ringo. This is the first book in a bronze age fantasy series set in a world where two sentient species battle for dominance, one descended from felines and the other from dinosaurs. Fawcett is not credited as editor, but he provides the introduction, and this is copyrighted by Bill Fawcett & Associates. Details taken from online listing. |
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Anthology of 2009 Nebula Award-winning fiction (three stories and a novel excerpt) plus three poems (one Dwarf Star and two Rhysling Award winners), an excerpt from the Andre Norton Award-winning YA novel, Joss Whedon’s acceptance speech for the Bradbury Award, two non-fiction pieces and a story by Solstice Award winners, a story by Author Emerita M.J. Engh, script excerpts from WALL-E, an appreciation of and a story by Grand Master Harry Harrison, and eight new essays on SF through the decades by various authors. The 44th volume in the annual series. |
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SF novelization. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Contents from Amazon.com. |
Second edition. Contents from Amazon.com. |
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Detective novel, originally serialised in Once A Week in 8 parts beginning on 29 November 1862. |
Original novelette issued in a limited edition of 300 numbered copies, to coincide with Fenn’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 42. Details taken from online listing. |
Juvenile anthology of factual and some fiction by such writers as Will James, Glenn Vernam, etc. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
Anthology of 10 stories, illustrated by Charles Geer. |
Stories of Spooks and Spirits, Haunts and Hobgoblins, Werewolves and Will-o’-the-wisps, for young adults. |