He's "William F. Nolan, Living Legend," but, more importantly, he's Bill Nolan-the super talented, outstanding author of classic works (Logan's Run; Burnt Offerings [screenplay]; "The Pool," "The Party," and hundreds more), and a sensitive poet. Maybe some thought that the Nolan of yore-the edgy, spare writer of those acknowledged classics-was gone: that he had lost that ability, as others have, to move, terrify, engage. Not so. This collection is proof. Within these covers are some of the best tales of Nolan's long and storied career: "Zachry Revisited," from the Matheson tribute anthology He is Legend, about the strange population of a fictional Maine town; "Descent," about the personal aftermath of an evil act; "Child's Care," about the ulterior motivations of the people we trust the most; the clever "The Man Who Stalked Hyde;" the powerful "The Death of Sherlock Holmes;" the list goes on. Whether science fiction ("To Be With Amy") horror ("Stabbed By Rob") or straight literary ("Getting Along Just Fine), Nolan shines. --Jason V. Brock

Dark Dimensions

Literature & Fiction

NOLAN, William F.

Genre Fiction

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Port Chicago Isn't There Anymore--But We Still Call It Home

Rand, Ken

Talebones was one of the most respected small press science fiction and fantasy magazines to come out of the past decade. The Best of Talebones includes forty-two of the best, most beloved stories from the magazine's 39 issues, and contains some of the biggest names and the newest talent in the genre.

The Best of Talebones

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

From 2004-2008, Bridget McKenna and Marti McKenna published fourteen issues of Aeon, an e-book magazine. End of an Aeon collects the unpublished stories and poems from their final inventory. Now, seven years after the magazine began, we come to the end of an Aeon.

End of an Aeon

This new collection by New York City writer Richard Bowes showcases a dozen stories that take you from New York, across time, and back home again. Included in the collection are award-winning stories such as the title story, which won a World Fantasy Award and was on the final ballot for the Nebula Award. Also, "There's a Hole in the City" won a Million Writers award and an International Horror Guild Award. These stories capture the essence of the city, and the very personal world of Richard Bowes.

If Angels Fight

Bowes, Richard

Welcome to The Court of Lies, the first collection by Mark Teppo. These are stories of liars, heartbreakers, and fabulists; the way they see the world is undoubtedly the way it truly is. The Queen suggests you place your trust in her. The Prince is also your guide, and you should not trust his disarming smile. And, the horned King beckons you to approach his throne. At least one sentence of the previous paragraph is true. There is no escaping The Court of Lies. NOTE: This collection comprises the previously available ebook only collections: The Queen of Faith, The Hollow Prince, and The King in Scarlet.

The Court of Lies

Teppo, Mark

The Hugo Award-winning Electric Velocipede ran for twelve years, publishing twenty-seven issues over the course of its run. The magazine was nominated four years in a row for a World Fantasy Award. Its stories appeared in Gardner Dozois' and Jonathan Strahan's year's best anthologies and were also shortlisted for the Sturgeon and Tiptree Awards. The Best of Electric Velocipede showcases a breathtaking thirty-four pieces of high quality work published during its run. If you've never read the magazine, you're in for a treat. If you're already a fan, you'll find all your favorites and a lot of great writing that deserves a second look.

The Best of Electric Velocipede

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