Strangers and Beggars : Stories

Literature & Fiction

James Van Pelt

Contemporary

Bt Bound

<p>When a plague wipes out most of humanity, fifteen-year-old Eric sets out to find his father. Sixty years later, Eric starts another long journey in an America that has long since quit resembling our own, but there are shadows everywhere. Shadows of what the world once was, and shadows from Eric's past. Blood bandits, wolves, fire, feral children, and an insane militia are only a few of the problems Eric faces. Set in Denver, Colorado and the western foothills, Van Pelt's first novel is both a coming-of-age tale, and a story of an old man's search for hope in the midst of disaster. Eric's two adventures lead him through a slice of modern America and into the depths of one man's heart.</p>

Summer of the Apocalypse

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Fairwood Press

<p>ABOUT THIS BOOK  In his celebrated novella At the Mountains of Madness, H.P. Lovecraft told of the discovery of a vast, alien city buried beneath Antarctic ice: millions of years old, filled with shocking secrets about the history of life on Earth, and not entirely uninhabited.   After the Miskatonic University expedition of 1930 came to a disastrous end, further exploration was either discouraged or suppressed. The city of the Elder Things slept once more, and the world seemed safe from whatever the Mountains of Madness still harbored.   Decades later, global warming melts ice caps and glaciers retreat. That which was once hidden is hidden no longer. So what happens when that horror-filled city of Elder Things and shoggoths is in plain sight, its existence impossible to deny? How will mankind deal with the realization we are masters of the Earth only by sheer chance? Something is stirring, that mastery may be coming to an end.   What happens next? Denial? Exploitation? The rise of strange cults? Maybe even an ill-advised attempt at tourism? Or will the cosmic forces now awakened engulf the entire planet?   Here are some of the answers: stories by Adrian Cole, Gordon Linzner, James Chambers, Melinda LaFevers, John R. Fultz, Harry Turtledove, James Van Pelt, Robert M. Price, Don Webb, John Shirley, Paul Di Filippo, Frederic S. Durbin, John Linwood Grant, Geoffrey Hart, Amdi Silvestri, Géza A.G. Reilly, and Darrell Schweitzer. Verse by Ann K. Schwader and Adam Bolivar.   The Mountains of Madness . . . revealed.   Table of Contents Introduction Darrell Schweitzer Climate of Fear Ann K. Schwader. Cold Storage Adrian Cole Beyond the Thaw Gordon Linzner Echoes from the Ice James Chambers New Birth Melinda LaFevers The Embrace of Elder Things John R. Fultz The Hill of the Beast Harry Turtledove Skinny Dipping with the Old Ones James Van Pelt The Unspeakable Spawning of the Proto-Shoggoths Robert M. Price The Water of Dhul Nun Don Webb A Boy and His Shoggoth John Shirley The Yog-Sothoth Policeman s Union Paul Di Filippo The Evening Calm Frederic S. Durbin Strange Perfumes of a Polar Sun John Linwood Grant At the Mountains of Magnates Geoffrey Hart In Everything a Sound Amdi Silvestri A Wind from the South Géza A.G. Reilly Down to a Sunless Sea Darrell Schweitzer The Ballad of the Black Mountain Adam Bolivar</p>

Mountains of Madness Revealed

HARRY TURTLEDOVE

Don Webb

John R. Fultz

James Chambers

John Shirley

Robert M. Price

Darrell Schweitzer

Adrian Cole

Ann K. Schwader

Gordon Linzner

Melinda LaFevers

Genre Fiction

PS Publishing

The Mammoth Book of Best New Science Fiction

Robert Reed

John C. Wright

Geoffrey A. Landis

M. Shayne Bell

Nancy Kress

Kage Baker

Vernor Vinge

Michael Swanwick

Dominic Green

Geoff Ryman

Paul Melko

William Shunn

Constable & Robinson Ltd.

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