| Year : |
May 1996
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| Book No. : |
ISBN-10: 1-86309-224-2
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| Edition : |
1st
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| Format : |
Trade paperback
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| Pages : |
xxiii plus 553
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| Cover art : |
J. K. Potter
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| Illustrations : |
None
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"Memories"
(2, "Shall we remember . . .") (poem)
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Non-REH Content
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"The Cauldron"
by Stephen Jones and David Sutton (Preface)
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"Speaking from
the Dark" by Clive Barker (Introduction)
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"Now and Again
in Summer" by Charles L. Grant
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"The Thievery
of Yish" by Lin Carter
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"Vampire Village"
by Guy N. Smith
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"The Farmer and
the Travelling Salesman's Daughter"
by C. Bruce Hunter
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"Writer's Cramp"
by David A. Riley
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"Ice and Fire"
by Kenneth Bulmer
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"The Cure" by William
F. Nolan
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"The Dispossessed"
by Joel Lane
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"The Man Who Felt
Pain" by Brian Lumley
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"Vampire Sestina"by
Neil Gaiman
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"The Sustenance
of Hoak" by Ramsey Campbell
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"The One Left Behind"
by Stephen Gresham
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"The Drain" by
Stephen Gallagher
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"Alice Smiling"
by Charles L. Grant
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"Into the Dark
Land" by Darrell Schweitzer
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"The Man Who Collected
Barker"by Kim Newman
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"Sea-Reverie" by
Steve Eng
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"In the Trees"
by Steve Rasnic Tem
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"The Invisible
Boy" by Roberta Lannes
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"The Changer of
Names" by Ramsey Campbell
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"Night Bloomer"
by David J. Schow
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"On the Wing" by
Jean-Daniel Breque
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"Black the Water"
by Jessica Amanda Salmonson
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"The Bridge People"
by J. N. Williamson
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"Networks" by Garry
Kilworth
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"Foreign Parts"
by Neil Gaiman
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"The Monster" by
R. Chetwynd-Hayes
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"How Jaquerel Made
War in Bel Azhurra" by Janet Fox
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"Mother Hen" by
Kim Newman
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"The Spectacles
in the Drawer" by Thomas Ligotti
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"The Sorcerer to
His Long-Lost Love"
by Darrell Schweitzer
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"The Pit of Wings"
by Ramsey Campbell
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"Rehearsals" by
Thomas F. Monteleone
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"The Medusa" by
Thomas Ligotti
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"Only Human"
by Adrian Cole
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"Island with the
Stink of Ghosts" by Garry Kilworth
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"The Supernatural
- Fiction & Fact by Peter James (Afterword)
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Editors: Stephen
Jones and David Sutton
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Anthology,
published in Australia, collecting the majority of contents (including original
introductions and afterwords) of the 7-issue (V10N1 to V13N7) three-year
paperback incarnation of the magazine, Fantasy Tales.
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