books by Subterranean     books:       The Jack Vance Reader2 reviews Subterranean, 2008 A great edition Jim from Michigan should have done some research...any Jack vance fan would know of the original titles.the domains of Koryphon was the title Jack wanted and which the wonderful V.I.E (Vance Integral Edition) used in their sanctioned editions.I have the book and it is a beautiful and solid edition using high quality paper and with introductions from Robert Silverberg,Ursula K Le Guin and Mike ...             Project Moonbase and Others1 review Robert A. Heinlein Subterranean, 2008 Taking Hollywood for a Test Drive This is a collection of TV scripts and treatments that Heinlein did for a proposed television series in 1952. The first item to notice here is the age of these scripts, done five years before the first Sputnik started beeping from the skies. The second is to recognize that most of these scripts were based on stories Heinlein had written as part of his Future History series, with some of them ...             Backup Jim Butcher Subterranean, 2008 Let's get something clear right up front. I'm not Harry Dresden. Harry's a wizard. A genuine, honest-to-goodness wizard. He's Gandalf on crack and an IV of Red Bull, with a big leather coat and a .44 revolver in his pocket. He'll spit in the eye of gods and demons alike if he thinks it needs to be done, and to hell with the consequences--and yet somehow my little brother manages to remain a decent human being. I'll be damned if I know how. ...             Worlds of Weber David Weber Subterranean, 2008 Treecats, starships, dragons, alternate history, self-aware Bolo supertanks, wizards, sailing ships, ironclads.... For twenty years, David Weber has been taking readers to destinations strange and fantastical, from his best-selling Honor Harrington novels and short stories to the swords-and-sorcery of Norfressa and the shared universes of his own and other writers. If you haven't already read these stories, you should. Find out how Giles ...             On Stranger Tides31 reviews Tim Powers Subterranean, 2008 Introduction to Tim Powers Do not over-analyze this book. Read it for what it is. I am a Tim Powers fan, but other Tim Powers fans will try to say I'm not a true fan because this book was my introduction to Tim Powers. After reading this book, I searched for everything by Tim Powers and read it. Even after reading the earlier works, I personally feel that Stress of Her Regard and Last Call were both very powerful ...             What the Mouse Found1 review Charles De Lint Subterranean, 2008 Do I smell chocolate chips? "It was a night of moonlight and silver, when the grass stalks whispered quietly to each other in the Big Field and clouds like tall ships sailed across the sky." That's the opening sentence of "What the Mouse Found & Other Stories," a slim new volume from Charles de Lint, published by Subterranean Press. If you think it sounds like the start of a children's tale, be sure to pat yourself on ...             The Winds of Marble Arch7 reviews Connie Willis Subterranean Press, 2007 My Favorite Author Creates a Great Collection Ask 25 different Connie Willis fans which short stories should have been included in this collection and you will get 25 different answers. But all of us will probably agree that Willis did a good job picking the stories included here, even though we might have picked a little bit differently. We also might have changed the order in which these stories are presented which is not, to my mind, ...             The Sagan Diary25 reviews John Scalzi Subterranean Press, 2007 It's exactly what it says it is. And that's a good thing. As you read through that other reviews here, you'll note, (as I did) that almost all the negative opinions are based on people not getting _what they thought_ they were getting. But hedging my bets, I got it from the library first. And then I immediately bought it. So, let's cut to the chase. It's a diary of Jane Sagan, it's 100 pages (small) with illustrations, and it's written like a ...             Yellow Dog Charles De Lint Subterranean, 2008 A chapbook limited to 750 signed, numbered copies.             Promises to Keep3 reviews Charles De Lint Subterranean, 2007 Wonderful read, worth the wait This weekend, my copy of Promises to Keep arrived. I had intended to let it sit until I had finished some of the work that I had do, but then it's hard to focus on preparing a talk when there is a bright shiny new Charles de Lint book sitting there looking at you. I swear, the book had little glistening eyes that watched everything I did and then suddenly looked away whenever I checked to see ...             Inside Job13 reviews Connie Willis Subterranean Press, 2005 an excellent introduction to Connie Willis... Inside Job is the 2005 Hugo Award winning novella by Connie Willis. Inside Job is a modern day paranormal mystery story with a generous helping of pop culture, literature, and movie references. Rob is a the publisher of a skeptic's magazine The Jaundiced Eye and a professional debunker. His job description is pretty much what it sounds like: he, and his staff of one, debunks claims of the ...             Old Man Crow1 review Charles de Lint Subterranean, 2007 It's small I suggest, that tapping the dream tree be read before reading this. This is a chap book, but worth while reading. A liking of Charles de Lint or Urban fantasy is a must. The story gives more meaning when reading tapping the dream tree.             D.A.11 reviews Connie Willis Subterranean Press, 2007 HeinleinTribute Shines Connie Willis' novelette D.A. is in the tradition of the best of Robert Heinlein's writings for "juveniles"...meaning that anyone over the age of 12 and under the age of death is going to find it a great read.             God of the Razor1 review Joe R. Lansdale Subterranean Press, 2007 A great collection of Lansdale stories The Nightrunners is an excellent novel, and the centerpiece of this collection. The other stories are darn fine as well.             Subterranean: Tales of Dark Fantasy Subterranean, 2008 Fantasy comes in all shades, from gentle tales of elves and fairies, to the blackest of horrors. Subterranean: Tales of Dark Fantasy tends toward the darker edges, where the fantastic mixes with the horrific. With all original tales by a number of SubPress favorites, and writers new to our stable, we ve aimed to illuminate these shadowed corners, to bring into the light the creatures that venture forth from the sea, those that alter our reality ...             Starlady and Fast-Friend George R. R. Martin Subterranean, 2008 Two novelettes by the award-winning author of A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE, bound like the Ace Doubles of yesterday.             Skeletons Ray Bradbury Subterranean, 2008 Deluxe chapbook limited to 500 numbered copies.             Black & White2 reviews Lewis Shiner Subterranean, 2008 Literary thriller, social realism at its finest! Whoo! Good stuff, this! Social realism, multigenerational thriller, murder mystery; whatever name you give it, it's a tale of past and present, of race, and of a man's search into his origins, all spiced with murder and a touch of voodoo. It travels between the 1960s and 2000s through the family of Michael Cooper. 35-year-old comics illustrator Michael has come to North Carolina with his ...             Haggopian and Other Stories (Best Mythos Tales)1 review Brian Lumley Subterranean, 2008 Haggopian Rocks This is a great book, with many of excellent stories. Brian Lumley gives nice little intro's before each story. I'd recommend this for any fan of Lumley.             The Taint and Other Novellas (Best Mythos Tales)3 reviews Brian Lumley Subterranean Press, 2007 No kidding-It's signed! I didn't realise that the book was signed by both the author and the cover artist when I ordered it. I have not read the book yet so why the 5 stars? 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