A selection of the best stories from Whispers, plus new material. Also in pb (Jove 1979). |
Also in pb (Jove 1987). |
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Also in pb (Jove 1988). |
Anthology of 14 stories of horror/fantasy; most are originals. Also in pb (Jove 1988). |
Original anthology of 15 horror stories. Also in pb (Jove 1989). |
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Collection of 17 stories, four original to this volume, most with fantasy elements, all with homosexual themes. Introduction by Tanya Huff. This is the first book in the non-erotic, gay SF and fantasy imprint “The Ultra Violet Library”. |
Chapbook poetry collection of 13 poems, one a reprint, of revised fairy tales about writers and the pitfalls of publishing. |
Vampire anthology of ten stories, one original. Authors include Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Manly Wade Wellman, H.P. Lovecraft, and Esther Friesner. Introduction by Schimel. |
Original anthology of seven Arthurian fantasy stories. Authors include Nancy Springer, Brian Stableford, and Rosemary Edghill. Introduction by Schimel. |
Vampire anthology of 13 stories, four original. Authors include Nancy Holder, Henry Kuttner, and P.N. Elrod. Introduction by Schimel. |
Original fantasy anthology of 16 stories and one poem about prognostication. Authors include Brian Stableford, Neil Gaiman, Nancy Springer, and Storm Constantine; there is a new “Vicki Nelson” vampire-mystery story by Tanya Huff. |
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Vampire anthology of 12 stories set in the South, one original to this volume. Authors include Dan Simmons, Esther Friesner, William Tenn, and Fred Chappel. |
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Anthology of 11 stories of gay and lesbian magic realism, one original. Authors include Martha Soukup, Nancy Springer, and Michelle Sagara West. |
Anthology of 15 futuristic tales, three original, intended for literary-minded readers who normally wouldn’t touch SF with a 10-foot pole. Authors include Margaret Atwood, Octavia Butler, Michael Bishop, and Terry Bisson. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Revised version of Making Tracks: 23 Classic Railroad Stories (Sam Teddy Publishing, 2013). |
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