Journeys will take you to extraordinary places. From a changed Jerusalem to windmills which draw their own wind. From windswept British campsites to vast slave empires which have never been. MacLeod's breadth of vision in this collection is extraordinary, but what unites these stories is his abiding interest in humanity, and the way in which he combines the fantastically strange and with the memorably everyday. Expect widescreen wonder in Journeys, with many surprising truths, and some dazzling writing, along the way.Despite a distinguished record as a novelist, which has recently won him both the Arthur C Clarke and John W Campbell Awards for his novel Song Of Time, Ian R MacLeod is probably still most widely known as one of the great writers of shorter fiction. He says that it's still his own abiding love in the genre, and, after more than twenty years of writing, the area where he feels you can take the biggest risks, have the most fun, and make the biggest (and most entertaining) mistakes. MacLeod lives in the riverside town of Bewdley in England with his wife Gillian, and divides his time between writing, teaching, and trying to write.

Journeys

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ian R. MacLeod

Science Fiction

Subterranean

ABOUT THE BOOK 
In the 1960s and 1970s, New Worlds magazine, edited by Michael Moorcock, became famous for its avant garde approach to SF, energising the genre’s New Wave with exciting innovations in style, content, and presentation. Here J G Ballard and Brian Aldiss shared pages with Samuel R Delany and Norman Spinrad, Pamela Zoline with M John Harrison, Charles Platt with Harlan Ellison. Hilary Bailey with Thomas M. Disch. 
Now PS Publishing, with the enthusiastic endorsement and participation of Moorcock himself, presents the first in a revived New Worlds anthology series. Award-winning co-editors Peter Crowther and Nick Gevers have gathered brilliant new stories by the finest short fiction writers in SF. A sampling: 
Continuing his topical yet timeless Jerry Cornelius sequence begun during the heyday of New Worlds, Michael Moorcock delineates ‘The Wokingham Agreement’. 
Alan Moore, titan of the graphic novel, artfully explores surprising and hilarious events immediately after the Bing Bang in ‘The Improbably Complex High-Energy State’. 
Gwyneth Jones ventures to the outer solar system and probes the perils of posthumanity in ‘The Ploughshare and the Storm’. 
Ken MacLeod explores the subtle dangers of a very wired future Europe in ‘Cold Revolution Blues’. 
Margo Lanagan brings her cunning sidewise sensibility to another England in ‘Tell-Tale Tit’. 
Michael Swanwick slyly and movingly contemplates combat-machine fetishism in ‘The White Leopard’. 
Add tales by Ian R. MacLeod, Lavie Tidhar, Ian Watson, Paul Park, James Lovegrove, M T Hill, Robert Edric, John Grant, a reprint story by Peter Crowther, the first in a series of columns from Steve Aylett, and a knowledgeable Introduction by the noted SF scholar Mike Ashley, and here is New Worlds reborn in all its fabled glory.

New Worlds [Trade Paperback]

ALAN MOORE

Ian WATSON

Lavie Tidhar

Gwyneth Jones

James Lovegrove

KEN MACLEOD

Michael Swanwick

Nick Gevers

Paul Park

M T Hill

ROBERT EDRIC

margo-lanagan

michael-moorcock

peter-crowther

John, Grant

PS Publishing

The Mammoth Book of Best New Science Fiction

ROBERT REED

GREGORY BENFORD

Chris Beckett

Ian McDonald

CHARLES STROSS

Molly Gloss

Maureen F McHugh

Nancy Kress

bruce-sterling

Paul McAuley

Geoff Ryman

John Kessel

C.C. Finlay

Robinson Publishing

Hollywood, 1940. It s the Golden Age of the Feelies. All one-time actor and unlicensed matrimonial private eye Clark Gable has to do is impersonate a wealthy scriptwriter for a few hours, and sign the contract for the biopic of the inventor of a device which has changed entertainment forever. What could go wrong? Already, he s seeing ghosts but that s nothing unusual. Europe is devastated by war and America is sleep-walking into Fascism but what s that got to do with him? By turns wry and romantic, but always gripping, multi-award winning writer Ian R MacLeod s latest novel is a dazzling collision of science, fantasy and history. Like the feelies themselves, Wake Up and Dream is film noir with Technicolor wraiths.

Wake Up And Dream [jhc]

Fantasy

Wake Up And Dream [signed jhc]

SYNOPSIS A man lies half-drowned on a Cornish beach at dawn in the furthest days of this century. The old woman who discovers him, once a famous concert violinist, is close to death herself... or a new kind of life she can barely contemplate. Does death still exist at all, or has it finally been obliterated? And who is this strange man she's found? Is he a figure returned from her past, a new messiah, or an empty vessel? Is he God, or the Devil?

Song of Time [pb]

Drugstore Indian Press

This revised and updated second edition of Best New Horror showcases some of the very best short stories and novellas published in 1990, the year when the horror boom finally went bust. In this vilifying volume you will rediscover terrifying tales by, amongst many others, Poppy Z. Brite, Jonathan Carroll, Harlan Ellison, Elizabeth Hand, Michael Marshall Smith, Peter Straub, F. Paul Wilson, Gahan Wilson and Gene Wolfe, along with an overview of the year in horror by the editors and a nightmare necrology of those who kicked off this mortal coil during that period.

25th Anniversay Edition BEST NEW HORROR #2 [Trade Paperback] Edited by Stephen Jones & Ramsey Campbell

Literature & Fiction

Karl Edward Wagner

Peter Straub

GENE WOLFE

Elizabeth Hand

Poppy Z. Brite

David J. Schow

Thomas Ligotti

Melanie Tem

Harlon Ellison

Genre Fiction

Famous, creatively-blocked, novelist faces exile or execution unless he can write a new story in the title novella of this collection, and the theme of writing threads through the pages of the entire book. As well as eleven dazzling stories that explore strange pasts and new futures, there are pieces drawn from the writer s life, substantial commentaries on the origins and development of each of the stories, and a major new essay on how ideas are developed. Both a magnificent gathering of fiction and a penetrating examination of the craft of writing, Frost on Glass memorably showcases and analyses the storytelling genius of Ian R. MacLeod.

Frost on Glass: A Collection

This collection of unabridged, unforgettable tales, written by some of science fiction s most esteemed authors, pays homage to one of the genre s most cherished story types. Whether time travel stories leap forward in time or slip into the past, they remain popular with fans. John Barnes spins a tale of intrigue as the principles of science are discovered centuries ahead of time while mankind is divided into classes (Com'n and Liejt) and the Irish people are slaves in Things Undone. Nancy Kress masterfully alternates perspectives between Anne Boleyn and that of historians from a distant future to which pivotal historic figures are taken in order to prevent otherwise inevitable bloodshed in And Wild for to Hold. Ian R. MacLeod sends three time traveling historians from the future to rescue Captain Oates from the doomed Scott party amidst the race to the South Pole in the early 20th century in Home Time. Tom Purdom sets historians from the future on a high seas adventure to document a 19th century British Admiralty anti-slavery patrol in The Mists of Time. Science fiction grand master, Robert Silverberg, slowly slides the fifty-seven year old owner of a Toyota dealership in the San Francisco Bay area backwards in time towards his birth in Against the Current. Allen M. Steele tells the story of how a U.S. Navy blimp crewmember happens upon time travelers while monitoring Soviet sea traffic around Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis in The Observation Post. Michael Swanwick follows the director of a dinosaur research center holding a timeline-polluting fund raiser located in the late Cretaceous period in the Hugo award winning story, Scherzo with Tyrannosaur. Genevieve Valentine observes the detrimental effects of time travel on the timeline through the eyes of a seamstress whose wealthy patrons are obsessed with their time period costumes in Bespoke. These unabridged readings by Tom Dheere, Adam Epstein, and Vanessa Hart are more than 9 hours in length on 8 CDs.

Timeless Time Travel Tales

ROBERT SILVERBERG

Genevieve Valentine

Allen M. Steele

John Barnes

Short Stories & Anthologies

Audiotext

Signed limited edition of 500 with introduction by the author. This is the original novel from which the World Fantasy Award-winning novella 'The Summer Isles' was excerpted. The novel is approximately two-thirds greater in length. This is the first time it has been available in the English-speaking world. Bound in ecologically friendly materials; printed on acid-free paper. This edition took top honors for book design at the 2005 Chicago Book &amp; Media Show.

The Summer Isles

Literary

Aio Publishing Company

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