The Locus Index to Science Fiction: 1984-1998
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Space Precinct #1: The Deity Father David Bischoff (HarperPrism 0-06-105612-X, Jul ’95 [Jun ’95], $4.99, 289pp, pb) [Space Precinct] Novelization based on the television show created by Gerry Anderson. Copyrighted by Grove Television Enterprises.
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Space Precinct #2: Demon Wing David Bischoff (HarperPrism 0-06-105613-8, Sep ’95 [Aug ’95], $4.99, 224pp, pb) [Space Precinct] Novelization based on the TV show created by Gerry Anderson. Copyrighted by Grove Television Enterprises.
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Ancient of Days Michael Bishop (Tor/Orb 0-312-89027-3, Feb ’95, $13.95, 354pp, tp) Reprint (Arbor House 1985) SF novel about a homo habilis living in modern America.
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Brittle Innings Michael Bishop (Bantam 0-553-56943-0, Feb ’95 [Jan ’95], $5.99, 516pp, pb, cover by Tim Jacobus) [Frankenstein] Reprint (Bantam 1994) baseball fantasy novel, a coming-of-age tale that combines baseball fantasy with the Frankenstein myth.
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Johnny Mnemonic Terry Bisson (Pocket 0-671-52300-7, Jul ’95 [Jun ’95], $5.50, 246pp, pb) Novelization of the screenplay based on the short story by William Gibson. Copyrighted by CineVisions.
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Virtuosity Terry Bisson (Pocket 0-671-53752-0, Aug ’95 [Jul ’95], $5.99, 214pp, pb) Novelization of the screenplay by Eric Bernt about an AI-modelled serial killer who escapes the computer. Copyrighted by Paramount Pictures.
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All the Bells on Earth James P. Blaylock (Ace 0-441-00247-1, Nov ’95 [Oct ’95], $21.95, 376pp, hc, cover by John Jude Palencar) Dark fantasy novel about California lifestyles and black magic.
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With All of Love: Selected Poems James Blish (Anamnesis Press 0-9631203-1-X, Sep ’95 [Nov ’95], $29.95, 207pp, hc) Associational poetry collection of 102 poems. There is an introduction by editor Keith Allen Daniels, and a poem by Virginia Kidd. A limited edition of 150. Available from Anamnesis Press, PO Box 581153, Salt Lake City UT 84158-1153; 801-583-3118.
- 7 · A Kind of King · Virginia Kidd · pm *
- 15 · Polymath · Keith Allen Daniels · in *
- 19 · The Building of the City and Other Poems · co *
- 21 · Dedication · pm *
- 22 · In Memoriam: Fletcher Pratt · pm F&SF Jan ’57
- 23 · The Building of the City
- 25 · A Memory of Creation · pm *
- 26 · Scenario: The Edifice · pm Best Poems of 1975, ed. Anon., Pacific Books, 1976
- 28 · The Coming Forth · pm The Beloit Poetry Journal Spr ’57
- 29 · Theory of Tragedy · pm Tumbrils #24 ’50
- 30 · Atalantidon · pm Tumbrils #24 ’50
- 31 · The Testament of Theseus · pm The Western Review Spr ’50
- 32 · Two Songs from “Eros and Psyche” · gp; Come Away Death, pm The Quarterly Jan ’50; Lullaby of Morpheus [“Red April”], pm Tumbrils #16 ’48
- 34 · Oryx in Phoenix · pm Priapus #19 ’70
- 35 · Letter from a Selenite · pm The Beloit Poetry Journal Spr ’55
- 36 · Dies Irae · pm Accent Fll ’50
- 37 · Trois Berceuses Ronronnées
- 39 · Song as Song · pm The Quarterly Sep ’49
- 40 · Tabby, dead, · pm Tumbrils #12 ’47
- 41 · A Mirror Without Cloud · pm Workshop Work #2 ’69
- 43 · Four Sirventes
- 45 · Caprice After Ronsard · pm Workshop Work #2 ’69
- 46 · A Prayer for James Joyce [“Prayer for Joyce” as by Marcus Lyons] · pm Tumbrils #1 ’45
- 47 · Homage to Wm Carlos Wms · pm Workshop Work #2 ’69
- 48 · Hommage à E.P. [“A Song for Music”] · pm The Quarterly Sep ’49
- 49 · Sestina
- 51 · Sestina [“Song”] · pm The Hopkins Review Fll ’51
- 53 · The Journey’s Rapture: XXVIII Valentines from Holofernes
- 55 · Aria for Shores · pm *
- 56 · Huysmans Discovers the Reciprocating Engine · pm Counter/Measures #2 ’73
- 57 · A Djinn of the Green Djinni · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 58 · Serenade for Telephone · pm Prairie Schooner Sum ’70
- 59 · More Costumes for Banquo · pm *
- 60 · A Morning Song · pm Open Places #11 ’72
- 61 · Photograph in Costume · pm *
- 62 · A Reprise · pm Open Places #11 ’72
- 63 · An Alembic · pm Ball State University Forum Fll ’71
- 64 · Misprisions · pm Ball State University Forum Fll ’70
- 65 · Notes to be Left at Isolde’s Feet · pm *
- 66 · Aubade for Radio · pm Ball State University Forum Fll ’70
- 67 · Grand Pause · pm Prairie Schooner Sum ’72
- 68 · Tempo: Traduccare · pm *
- 69 · Witch Music · pm *
- 70 · Sennet Before Carbonek · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 71 · Retreat and Flourish · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 72 · A Passage of Champions · pm *
- 73 · Husbandry in Heaven · pm Open Places #11 ’72
- 74 · Gradient and Overtone · pm *
- 75 · Silence in Court · pm *
- 76 · All Hallows Leave · pm Ball State University Forum Fll ’75
- 77 · Ricercare · pm *
- 78 · Epicurean Hymn · pm *
- 79 · Antiphony · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 80 · Sancta Simplicitas · pm *
- 81 · Dove Sta Memoria · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 82 · A Long Convalescence · pm Kinesis Dec ’70
- 83 · A Riverside Miscellany
- 85 · An Expectation · pm The Quarterly Jan ’50
- 86 · Sleepy Song · pm Workshop Work #2 ’69
- 87 · Theory of Right Action · pm The Quarterly Dec ’49
- 88 · Two Brands for the Burning · pm Workshop Work #2 ’69
- 89 · Song of the Eye · pm *
- 90 · Caesura · pm Accent Fll ’50
- 91 · The Poet Waiting for Charon · pm The Beloit Poetry Journal Sum ’52
- 93 · Exeunt Omnes
- 95 · Exeunt Omnes [“Exeunt” as by Marcus Lyons] · pm Tumbrils #10 ’46
- 97 · Eros and Psyche: A Verse Drama · pl *
- 151 · Songs from a Falling House by H. and M. Atreides · James & Judith Ann Lawrence Blish · co Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 153 · Preface · Judith Ann Lawrence Blish · pr Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 155 · Notes for an Epic · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 156 · The Judgment of Helen · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 157 · The Daughter of Time · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 158 · To Be Thrown Over the Walls of Ilium · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 159 · Cranny Thought · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 160 · Stesichorus as Scribe · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 160 · By Pigeon from Ilium · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 161 · Postscriptum Vitae · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 163 · Mirror · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 164 · To Himself · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 165 · To the Soothsayer · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 165 · H. to M. · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 166 · A Blanket Answer · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 167 · Water for the Blanket · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 168 · Epithalamion · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 168 · Prothalamion · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 169 · Night on the Battlefield · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 170 · Definitions · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 171 · Helen Weaves a Garland · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 173 · A March for Menelaus · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 173 · After the Truce and the Duel · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 174 · Helen Alone · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 174 · Vengeance Despised · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 175 · Helen at the Funeral of Paris · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 176 · On Shipboard · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 177 · To Helen at Home · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 178 · Helen, Also Appearing in “The Odyssey” · J. A. Lawrence · pm Southeastern Review Spr ’90
- 179 · Miscellaneous Poems
- 181 · Venice Observed, 1969 · pm Open Places #11 ’72
- 182 · Auto-da-Fé · pm The Quarterly Apr ’48
- 183 · After the Glass Slipper Fit · pm *
- 185 · At the Globe: The Play’s the Thing · pm *
- 186 · Cadavres Exquises · pm *
- 188 · Found Beauty in the Evening Land · pm *
- 189 · Consecration of Certain Clouds · pm *
- 190 · Maeterlinck: May 6, 1949 · pm The Quarterly, 1949
- 191 · Dispatch from Gaza · pm Tumbrils #24 ’50
- 192 · Ringel, Ringel, Rosenkranz · pm Tumbrils #17 ’47
- 193 · Psalm for This Fall · pm *
- 194 · Postlude for a Motion Picture · pm *
- 195 · Poem in the Form of a Triangle · pm Occasional #1 ’49
- 196 · Orpheus Descending · pm *
- 197 · A Chair Pushed Back · pm *
- 198 · Tuesday, the Last · pm *
- 199 · White Night [as by Marcus Lyons] · pm Renascence Jun ’46
- 200 · The Silver Child · pm *
- 201 · Lachrimae Rerum Atque Tabula Rasa · pm *
- 202 · Atque · pm *
- 203 · About the Author · Misc. · bg
- 205 · Index of First Lines · Misc. · ix *
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Once Around the Bloch Robert Bloch (Tor 0-312-85975-9, Oct ’95 [Sep ’95], $14.95, 416pp, tp) Reprint (Tor 1993) autobiography.
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Baby Be-Bop Francesca Lia Block (HarperCollins/Cotler 0-06-024879-3, Sep ’95 [Oct ’95], $13.95, 106pp, hc, cover by David Diaz) [Weetzie Bat] Young-adult contemporary fantasy novel, a prequel of sorts to Weetzie Bat; Dirk comes to terms with his homosexuality.
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Missing Angel Juan Francesca Lia Block (HarperTrophy 0-06-447120-9, Oct ’95, $3.95, 138pp, pb, cover by David Diaz) [Weetzie Bat] Reprint (HarperCollins 1993) young-adult contemporary fantasy novel in the “Weetzie Bat” series.
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Classic Fantasy Writers ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2229-3, Dec ’94 [Jan ’95], $12.95, 187pp, tp, cover by Edward Burne-Jones) Non-fiction guide to 14 authors considered most influential to the early development of the field: L. Frank Baum, William Beckford, James Branch Cabell, Lewis Carroll, Lord Dunsany, Kenneth Grahame, H. Rider Haggard, Lafcadio Hearn, Rudyard Kipling, Andrew Lang, George MacDonald, Beatrix Potter, and Oscar Wilde. Includes a brief biography, critical extracts of reviews, and bibliographical information on each author, with an introduction by the editor.
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Classic Horror Writers ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2226-9, 1994 [Mar ’95], $12.95, 180pp, tp, cover by Francisco José de Goya) Non-fiction guide to 12 authors considered most significant to the field in the 18th and 19th centuries: Ambrose Bierce, Charles Brockden Brown, Henry James, Joseph Sheridan LeFanu, Matthew Gregory Lewis, Charles Robert Maturin, Edgar Allen Poe, Ann Radcliffe, Mary Shelley, Robert Louis Stevenson, Bram Stoker, and Horace Walpole. Includes a brief biography, critical extracts of reviews, and bibliographical information on each author, with an introduction by the editor.
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Classic Science Fiction Writers ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2236-6, Mar ’95, $12.95, 186pp, tp, cover by Constantine Juon) Non-fiction guide to 12 SF writers such as Edward Bellamy, Olaf Stapledon, and H.G. Wells. Each author has a brief biography, followed by critical extracts regarding their works, and a bibliography (listing titles and dates only). Includes an article on “The Life of the Author” and an introduction by Bloom.
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Modern Fantasy Writers ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2248-X, 1995 [Mar ’95], $12.95, 194pp, tp, cover by Max Ernst) Non-fiction guide to 15 authors: Ray Bradbury, John Collier, L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt, E.R. Eddison, Robert E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, C.S. Lewis, David Lindsay, A. Merritt, Mervyn Peake, M.P. Shiel, Clark Ashton Smith, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Charles Williams. Includes a brief biography, critical extracts of reviews, and bibliographical information on each author, with an introduction by the editor.
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Modern Horror Writers ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2249-8, 1995 [Nov ’95], $12.95, 185pp, tp, cover by J. K. Potter) Non-fiction guide to 12 authors: Robert Aickman, E.F. Benson, Algernon Blackwood, Robert Bloch, Walter de la Mare, L.P. Hartley, William Hope Hodgson, Shirley Jackson, M.R. James, H.P. Lovecraft, Arthur Machen, and Richard Matheson. Includes a brief biography, critical extracts of reviews, and bibliographical information on each author, with an introduction by the editor.
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Science Fiction Writers of the Golden Age ed. Harold Bloom (Chelsea House 0-7910-2198-X, 1995 [Mar ’95], $12.95, 203pp, tp, cover by David A. Hardy) Non-fiction guide to 12 authors considered most significant to the field in the Golden Age (1939-1950): Poul Anderson, Isaac Asimov, Alfred Bester, James Blish, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, Robert A. Heinlein, Fritz Leiber, C.L. Moore & Henry Kuttner, Frederik Pohl, Theodore Sturgeon, and A.E. van Vogt. Includes a brief biography, critical extracts of reviews, and bibliographical information on each author, with an introduction by the editor.
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The Crystal Rose Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff (Baen 0-671-87648-1, Mar ’95 [Feb ’95], $5.99, 442pp, pb, cover by Darrell K. Sweet) [Meri] Fantasy novel, third in the “Meri” series.
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A Hannes Bok Showcase Hannes Bok (Charles F. Miller 1-885611-05-6, Mar ’95 [Apr ’95], $29.95, 88pp, hc, cover by Hannes Bok) Art book, a collection of Bok’s illustrations, with eight pages in full color. Edited and with an introduction by Stephen D. Korshak. Foreword by Frederik Pohl. Also available in trade paperback (-06-4, $17.95). Available from Charles F. Miller, 708 Westover Drive, Lancaster PA 17601.
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Sick Jay R. Bonansinga (Warner 0-446-36516-5, Sep ’95 [Aug ’95], $5.99, 327pp, pb) Horror novel of a disillusioned stripper with psychic powers.
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Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel Vanna Bonta (Meridian House 0-912339-10-1, Jun ’95 [Sep ’95], $23.95, 397pp, hc) Associational quasi-SF novel. An SF writer’s character becomes real, and makes an astounding revelation. A first novel. Meridian House, 6755 Mira Mesa Blvd. Dept 123-224, San Diego CA 92121-4311.
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Sensuous Debris: Selected Poems 1970-1995 Bruce Boston (Dark Regions Press 0-9626708-8-X, Sep ’95, $6.95, 96pp, tp, cover by Thomas Wiloch) Collection of 45 (or 59) poems, many with SF themes, all surreal and/or fantastic. There is an introduction by t. winter-damon, and illustrations by Thomas Wiloch. This is a signed, limited edition; a hardcover edition ($40.00, postpaid) was also announced but not seen. Order from Dark Regions Press, Box 6301, Concord CA 94524; add $1.05 postage.
- · Introduction · t. winter-damon · in
- · Of Time and the Sidereal Shore · pm
- · The Tiger Does Not Know · pm
- · The Naming of Teas · pm
- · Breath Falls and Is Not Stone · pm
- · Night Flight · pm Star*Line, 1978
- · What Trees Dream About in Their Prodigious Silence · pm IASFM Aug ’92
- · Alchemical Texts:
- · The Alchemist Is Born in a Sudden Changing of Seasons · pm
- · The Alchemist in Transit · pm
- · The Alchemist in Place · pm Velocities #4 ’84
- · The Alchemist Takes a Lover in the Infinite Variety of Fire · pm Velocities #4 ’84
- · Tongues · pm
- · Born a Royal Beast · pm
- · Tale of the Crone Goddess · pm Time, Titan, 1988
- · The Walnut Dark Sea Is Blooming Swiftly · pm Grimoire #5 ’83
- · Accursed Wives:
- · Curse of the Shapeshifter’s Wife · pm Accursed Wives, Troy, NC: Night Visions, 1993
- · Curse of the Telepath’s Wife · pm Accursed Wives, Troy, NC: Night Visions, 1993
- · Curse of the Ghost’s Wife · pm IASFM Jan ’89
- · Curse of the Devil’s Wife · pm Amazing Nov ’88
- · Curse of the Angel’s Wife · pm Accursed Wives, Troy, NC: Night Visions, 1993
- · Dead Heat · pm
- · The Nightmare Collector · pm Night Cry Spr ’87
- · In the Darkened Hours · pm The Nightmare Collector, 2AM, 1988
- · Dream Webs · pm Night Cry Spr ’87
- · The Muse as Lover Gone on Vacation · pm
- · America Comes · pm Ice River #4 ’89
- · And Soon a Wolf for Every Door · pm Weird Tales Spr ’90
- · In the Wake of Sensuous Debris · pm Grue #10 ’89
- · Mean Time 2000 · pm The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Oct ’88
- · No Longer the Stars · pm Nuclear Futures, Velocities Chapbook Series, 1987
- · Beyond Procreation · pm IASFM Aug ’88
- · The Last Existentialist · pm Polk City, IA: Chris Drumm Books, 1993
- · The Last Existentialist Eats · pm
- · The Last Existentialist Needs · pm
- · Then the Last Existentialist Tires · pm
- · If the Last Existentialist Could · pm
- · The Berserker Enters a Plea on the Death of Greater Los Angeles · pm IASFM May ’85
- · The Evolution of the Death Murals · pm IASFM Sep ’85
- · Human Remains · pm Star*Line v5 #4 ’82
- · Denizens · pm Star*Line, 1983
- · The Mutant Lovers · pm
- · The Cyborg · pm
- · Old Robots Are the Worst · pm IASFM Oct ’89
- · If Gravity Were Like Weather · pm Star*Line, 1982
- · Polar Chronologies:
- · Up Flashing · pm IASFM Mar ’89
- · Down Flashing · pm IASFM Mar ’89
- · Nativity of Thought · pm
- · When Silver Plums Fall · pm Poly: New Speculative Writing, ed. Lee Ballentine, Ocean View Books, 1989
- · In the Eyes of the Pilot · pm Amazing Mar ’87
- · A Wrecker’s Tale · pm The Magazine of Speculative Poetry Sum ’85
- · Beyond the Edge of Alien Desire · pm
- · The FTL Addict Fixes · pm Velocities #2 ’83
- · Don’t Drink the Sky at Myrmidon · pm IASFM Jan ’84
- · The Star Drifter Grounded · pm Star*Line, 1979
- · For Spacers Snarled in the Hair of Comets · pm IASFM Apr ’84
- · Gaea Dentata · pm Amazing Jan ’88
- · Spacer’s Compass · pm Specula, Beech Grove, IN: Talisman, 1993
- · Against the Ebon Rush of Night · pm Aboriginal SF Sep/Oct ’88
- · Defeat at the Hands of Alien Scholars · pm Star*Line, 1979
- · from Cantos for a Common Tongue · pm
- · The Wave We Ride · pm
- · Horses of Light · pm Grimoire #3 ’83
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Death Dream Ben Bova (Bantam Spectra 0-553-57256-3, Sep ’95 [Aug ’95], $5.99, 560pp, pb) Reprint (NEL 1994) SF thriller.
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Empire Builders Ben Bova (Tor 0-812-51165-4, Mar ’95 [Feb ’95], $5.99, 406pp, pb, cover by Boris Vallejo) [Privateers] Reprint (Tor 1993) SF novel, sequel to Privateers.
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Orion Among the Stars Ben Bova (Tor 0-312-85637-7, Aug ’95 [Jul ’95], $22.95, 320pp, hc, cover by Donato) [Orion] SF novel. The eternal warrior Orion fights in the far future as the godlike Creators go to war.
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Orion and the Conqueror Ben Bova (Tor 0-812-52376-8, Jun ’95 [May ’95], $5.99, 350pp, pb, cover by Boris Vallejo) [Orion] Reprint (Tor 1994) SF time-travel novel in the “Orion” series.
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Cyber Magick: Lesbian SF ed. G. R. Bowen (Obelesk Books/Triangle 1-887666-07-9, Oct ’95, $5.00, 29pp, ph, cover by Jeff Haas) Chapbook anthology of four lesbian SF stories. Available from Obelesk Books, PO Box 1118, Elkton, MD 21922-1118; add $1.25 postage.
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Diary of a Vampire Gary Bowen (Masquerade 1-56333-331-7, Jul ’95, $6.95, 232pp, pb) Erotic gay vampire novel. A first novel. Available from Masquerade Books, Dept U54AT, 801 2nd Ave, New York NY 10017; credit card orders: 800-375-2356.
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Winter of the Soul: Gay Vampire Fiction Gary Bowen (Obelesk Books 1-887666-06-0, Oct ’95 [Aug ’95], $5.00, 31pp, ph, cover by Tristan Alexander) Collection of three gay vampire stories. Available from Obelesk Books, PO Box 1118, Elkton, MD 21922-1118; add $1.25 postage.
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- · Dream-Eater · ss Dead of Night Sum ’95
- · The Haunting of Andrew Brigg · ss
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Green Echo ed. Gary Bowen (Obelesk Books, Jun ’95 [May ’95], $5.00, 38pp, ph, cover by Jeffrey Haas) Chapbook original anthology of three stories of ecological SF. Available from Obelesk Books, PO Box 1118, Elkton, MD 21922-1118; add $1.25 postage.
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Midget Tim Bowler (Simon & Schuster/McElderry 0-689-80115-7, Oct ’95 [Dec ’95], $15.00, 159pp, hc, cover by Ann Bobco) Young-adult horror novel. An abused, undersized teen has strange psychic powers.
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Darkman #4: In the Face of Death Randall Boyll (Pocket 0-671-79436-1, May ’95 [Apr ’95], $5.50, 215pp, pb, cover by John Alvin) [Darkman] SF/horror novelization, fourth book in a series based on the Sam Raimi film. Copyrighted by MCA.
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Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight Randall Boyll (Pocket 0-671-52696-0, Feb ’95 [Jan ’95], $4.99, 277pp, pb) Movie novelization. Copyrighted by Tales from the Crypt Holdings and Universal Pictures.
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Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury (Ballantine Del Rey 0-345-34296-8, 1995 [Jul ’95], $5.99, 179pp, pb) Reissue (Ballantine 1953) classic SF novel. This edition has the 1982 afterword and 1979 coda by Bradbury. 12th printing.
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Animal Planet Scott Bradfield (St. Martin’s/Picador 0-312-13428-2, Oct ’95 [Sep ’95], $22.00, 231pp, hc) [Animal Farm] Satirical fantasy novel, an update of Orwell’s Animal Farm. An animal revolution is co-opted by the mass media.
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The Forest House [with Diana L. Paxson] Marion Zimmer Bradley (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45424-3, Apr ’95 [Mar ’95], $12.95, 417pp, tp, cover by John Jude Palencar) [Avalon] Reprint (Michael Joseph 1993) historical fantasy novel set in early Roman Britain.
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