Stories: All New Tales
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All-New Tales--a groundbreaking anthology, a collection of 27 never-before published stories from an impressive cast.
The overarching theme is fantastic fiction, or fiction of the imagination, with fantasy being used in the most broad-sweeping sense rather than signaling the familiar commercial staples of elves, ghouls, and robots
Contents:
Introduction : just four words / Neil Gaiman --
Blood / Roddy Doyle --
Fossil-figures / Joyce Carol Oates --
Wildfire in Manhattan / Joanne Harris --
The truth is a cave in the Black Mountains / Neil Gaiman --
Unbelief / Michael Marshall Smith --
The stars are falling / Joe R. Lansdale --
Juvenal Nyx / Walter Mosley --
The knife / Richard Adams --
Weights and measures / Jodi Picoult --
Goblin Lake / Michael Swanwick --
Mallon the guru / Peter Straub --
Catch and release / Lawrence Block --
Polka dots and moonbeams / Jeffrey Ford --
Loser / Chuck Palahniuk --
Samantha's diary / Diana Wynne Jones --
Land of the lost / Stewart O'Nan --
Leif in the wind / Gene Wolfe --
Unwell / Carolyn Parkhurst --
A life in fictions / Kat Howard --
Let the past begin / Jonathan Carroll --
The therapist / Jeffery Deaver --
Parallel lines / Tim Powers --
The cult of the nose / Al Sarrantonio --
Human intelligence / Kurt Andersen --
Stories / Michael Moorcock --
The maiden flight of McCauley's Bellerophon / Elizabeth Hand --
The devil on the staircase / Joe Hill.
| Author | Neil Gaiman (Editor),Al Sarrantonio (Editor) |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Headline Review |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2011-04-14 |
| ISBN | 9780755336623 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
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