crossing humorous anthology lullabies

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Wyrd Wravings: An Anthology of Humorous Speculative Fiction

1 review
Candace Sams, Kfir Luzzatto, ...

Echelon Press, 2003

An unusual & surprisingly good anthology
I purchased this anthology on a whim because I generally like Candace Sams. What a pleasant surprise this book turned out to be! Sams was the only author of the 10 stories that I had heard of but I will be keeping my eye out for several others. Margaret Bailey's "A Measly Bottle of Oxygen" describes a world where oxygen is rationed and plant neglect is a crime. In "Suki", by Ellen Dawn ...

Midnight Lullabies

1 review

The Harrow Press, 2007

Table of Contents / Contributors List
Sonnet: Roger Kuin Scars in the Dust: Laszlo Belarski Martyr: Erica Winter Tyler-Haw Blood on the Sangre de Cristos: Darla Sue Dollman A Forever Lullaby: Gary R. West The Black Wizard's Cottage of Evil: Michael R. Colangelo Chamber of Whispers: Alexis Child The Forgotten Orphan: Carole Lanham Little Rats: Matthew Lee Bain The People from Juarez: Gretchen Van Lente Under the Bed: Greg ...

The Odyssey Gene

3 reviews
Kfir Luzzatto

Echelon Press Publishing, 2006

An Allegory for our Time
The Odyssey Gene is a good read as a science fiction story, but it's even better as an allegory, in the context of events in the first decade of the 21st Century. As previous reviewers have noted, the story unfolds from the point of view of John Hektor, a young man who discovers that he is a member of a genetic minority group, and when others find out, he is subjected to social and workplace ...

Crossing the Meadow

8 reviews
Kfir Luzzatto

Echelon Press, 2003

MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
I have read many books on 'crossing over,' but I have to admit this one definitely had a new twist to it and one I found fascinating. We start the story with a man named George who finds himself back in his hometown, where he had been a child, sitting at a Cafe. Soon he becomes involved in conversation with a woman named Clara. It seems George has been plagued with a nightmare for years and ...

Fear Of The Unknown (The Harrow Anthology) (The Harlow Anthology)

1 review
Poppy Z. Brite, Jack Ketchum, ...

Echelon Press, 2005

Thirteen outstandingly horrific stories of madness, mayhem, murder, contagion, and the occult
Collaboratively selected, compiled and edited by Kfir Luzzatto and Monica O'Rourke, as well as enhanced with an informative introduction by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Fear Of The Unknown is comprised of thirteen outstandingly horrific stories of madness, mayhem, murder, contagion, and the occult. These are short stories by thirteen of the best writers currently working in the horror genre and range ...