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A Stranger in Olondria Sofia Samatar
“Sofia Samatar’s debut fantasy A Stranger in Olondria is gloriously vivid and rich.” —Adam Roberts, The Guardian, Best Science Fiction Books of the Year
World Fantasy, British Fantasy, and Crawford… More
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New York Review of Science Fiction #296 Brian Stableford et al.
Special Madness, Music & Romance Issue: Brian Stableford: The Marriage of Science and Romance; Lomig Perrotin: Photographic Approaches to H. P. Lovecraft; Darrell Schweitzer: My First Science Fiction; Christopher… More
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A Velvet of Vampyres Don Webb
A VELVET OF VAMPYRES: Tales of Horror, by Don Webb. It’s a “murder” of crows and a “parliament” of owls. For bats, the genus is “velvet,” and hence also for vampires. We … More
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Assignment New York E. C. Tubb
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New Worlds: Before the New Wave, 1960-1964 John Boston et al.
In the mid-1960s, British science fiction and fantasy were convulsed by the “New Wave.” This movement emerged from the SF magazines edited by John Carnell. Such brilliant NEW WORLDS and SCIENCE FANTASY… More
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More Cases of a Private Eye: Classic Crime Stories Ernest Dudley
This second book of Ernest Dudley’s stories about his London-based private eye, Nat Craig, and his lovely French secretary, Simone, features a varied collection of the detective’s eccentric clients: young,… More
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Atilus the Slave E. C. Tubb
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Love’s Golden Spell William Maltese
ROMANCE IN AFRICA!
He was young and handsome, standing there beneath a blue-gum tree, the sun in his gleaming hair and golden eyes, and she had no choice whatever but to fall for him, innocent as she was. But years later … More
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Day of the Minotaur Thomas Burnett Swann
In DAY OF THE MINOTAUR, modern readers at last have an opportunity to rediscover the imaginative genius of Thomas Burnett Swann, a writer whose works have been compared with the marvel-packed sagas of J.R.R. Tolkien,… More
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L’Assommoir: A Play in Five Acts Frank J. Morlock et al.
Émile Zola (1840-1902) was one of France’s greatest novelists of the nineteenth century, being most famous as a writer for Nana (the story of a courtesan), and in the political world for his role in exposing the… More
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The Sea Horse Trade Sasscer Hill
Literary star Sasscer Hill’s growing multitude of fans who have been chomping at the bit for another Nikki Latrelle Racing Mystery need wait no more! Hill’s latest spellbinding, page-turning suspense story,… More
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Anasazi Exile Eric G. Swedin
Archeology wasn’t supposed to get him killed. For two decades, Harry Deacon had served as a skilled and loyal soldier, and it’d cost him his marriage and many dead friends. His new career of digging for artifacts… More
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Rackets, Inc.: A Johnny Merak Classic Crime Novel John Glasby
Small-time crook Johnny Merak is determined to get Maxie Temple, a former crime boss who’d framed him for a three-year stretch in San Quentin, and is now returning home from Mexican exile. But the 1950s Los Angeles… More
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Fish Nets: The Second Guppy Anthology Ramona DeFelice Long
Fish Nets: The Second Guppy Anthology, dredges up even more thrills, chills, and gills. Like its predecessor, Fish Tales, this collection of mysteries by members of Sisters in Crime’s “Guppies”… More
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Fragments of Me Eric G. Swedin
James Barash is a psychiatrist with a unique ability to place copies of himself into other people with just a touch. This makes him an unusually effective therapist. Over the centuries Barash has lived within the bodies… More