Vol. 13, No. 7, September 1989. Cover art by A. C. Farley Illustrating "The Father of Stones"  (1988) by Lucius Shepard. ALSO:  Red Planet Blues by Allen Steele; The Mer (poem) by Anne Devereaux Jordan; Events Which Took Place a Day Before Other Events by Avram Davidson; Dori Bangs by Bruce Sterling; First Encounter (poem) by Ace G. Pilkington; People Like Us by Nancy Kress; As We Forgive Those Who Trespass Against Us by Deborah Wessell; The Sock Story by Eileen Gunn; Entropy: A Cinquain (poem) by Martha Soukup. FEATURES: Wrong!  [editorial] by Isaac Asimov; Letters ; Neat Stuff by Matthew J. Costello; On Books by Baird Searles; SF Conventional Calendar by Erwin S. Strauss. Interior art by Gary Freeman, N. Taylor Blanchard, George Thompson, Robert Shore, Laurie Harden, A. C. Farley.

Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September 1989 (Vol. 13, No. 7)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Lucius Shepard)

Avram Davidson

Allen Steele

Nancy Kress

bruce-sterling

Science Fiction

Davis Publications

Life During Wartime

David Mingolla is one of many drug-pumped grunts slugging it out in the rotten jungles of Guatemala, an expendable pawn in an endless, amoral war. Then he meets Debora, an enigmatic young woman who may be working for the enemy, and stumbles into the deadly war zone of psychic conflict where the mind is the greatest woapon, and thoughts are used to kill.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

TRAFALGAR SQUARE +

Lucius Shepard SF Gateway Omnibus

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Gateway

More than twenty-five years ago, Lucius Shepard introduced us to a remarkable fictional world, a world separated from our own 'by the thinnest margin of possibility.' There, in the mythical Carbonales Valley, Shepard found the setting for 'The Man Who Painted the Dragon Griaule,' the classic account of an artist--Meric Cattanay--and his decades long effort to paint--and kill--a dormant, not quite dead dragon measuring 6,000 feet from end to end. The story was nominated for multiple awards and is now recognized as one of its author's signature accomplishments.Over the years, Shepard has revisited this world in a number of brilliant, independent narratives that have illuminated the Dragon's story from a variety of perspectives. This loosely connected series reached a dramatic crossroads in the astonishing novella, 'The Taborin Scale'. The Dragon Griaule now gathers all of these hard to find stories into a single generous volume. The capstone of the book--and a particular treat for Shepard fans--is 'The Skull,' a new 40,000 word novel that advances the story in unexpected ways, connecting the ongoing saga of an ancient and fabulous beast with the political realities of Central America in the 21st century. Augmented by a group of engaging, highly informative story notes, The Dragon Griaule is an indispensable volume, the work of a master stylist with a powerful--and always unpredictable--imagination.

The Dragon Griaule (Fantasy Masterworks)

Fantasy

Gollancz

Kalimantan

Century

A novel addressing the many layers of prayer.

A Handbook of American Prayer

Russell Banks

CONCORD PRESS

Life During Wartime (S.F. Masterworks)

The Official Fantasy Hall of Fame chosen by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. Edited by Robert Silverberg. Authors include: H.L. Gold, L. Sprague De Camp, C.L. Moore, Jorge Luis Borges, Anthony Boucher, Ray Bradbury, Shirley Jackson, Robert A. Heinlein, James Blish, Jack Vance, Margaret St. Clair, Theodore Sturgeon, Avram Davidson, Poul Anderson, Robert Bloch, Fritz Leiber, Peter S. Beagle, J.G. Ballard, R.A. Lafferty, Philip K. Dick, Clifford D. Simak, Tanith Lee, Harlan Ellison, Gene Wolfe, Roger Zelazny, Robert Silverberg, Lucius Shepard, Ursula K. Le Guin, Terry Bisson, and Ted Chiang.

THE FANTASY HALL OF FAME: Come Lady Death; Faith of Our Fathers; Demoness; Buffalo Gals; Man Who Sold Rope to the Gnoles; The Lottery; Compleat Werewolf; Drowned Giant; Narrow Valley; Ghost of a Model T; Detective of Dreams; The Jaguar Hunter

Harlan Ellison

Silverberg, Robert (editor) (Peter S. Beagle

URSULA K. LE GUIN

Margaret St. Clair

Shirley Jackson

Anthony Boucher

GENE WOLFE

Roger Zelazny

Tanith, Lee

R.A. Lafferty

J.G.Ballard

Clifford D.Simak

Philip, K. Dick

Harper Prism

Contents: Introduction, essay by Jonathan Strahan. Stories: The Empress of Mars, by Kage Baker (winner, 2004 Sturgeon Award; Nominated, 2004 Hugo Award, 2004 Nebula Award; basis of novel); The Green Leopard Plague, by Walter Jon Williams (winner, 2005 Nebula Award' nominated, 2004 Hugo Award); In Springdale Town, by Robert Freeman Wexler (14th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); The Swastika Bomb, by John Meaney; Jailwise, by Lucius Shepard (12th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Just Like the Ones We Used to Know, by Connie Willis (nominated, 2004 Hugo Award, 2005 Nebula Award); Greetings, by Terry Bisson (14th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Awake in the Night, by John C. Wright (19th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Off on a Starship, by William Barton (nominated, 2004 Sturgeon Award; 13th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award)

Best Short Novels 2004

Connie Willis

John C. Wright

Walter Jon Williams

Kage Baker

John Meaney

William Barton

Robert Freeman Wexler

Terry Bison

Science Fiction Book Club of Bookspan

Subterranean Press' short novel series continues with a new title by award-winner Lucius Shepard. Return to the world of the dragon Griaule, setting of some of his most beloved tales such as "The Man Who Painted the Dragon Griaule," "The Father of Stones," and "The Scalehunter's Beautiful Daughter."

Liar's House

Subterranean

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