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100 Great Fantasy Short, Short Stories by Asimov, Isaac; Carr, Terry; Martin H Greenberg (ed) is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Enter the limitless realms of pure imagination. Here youll discover the dangers of walking the boulevards dreamed up by Harlan Ellison the dark side of wishes granted by Marion Zimmer Bradleys Djinn Number Seven the wry twists of Rick Norwoods wordplay the sinister shadows lurking behind H. P. Lovecrafts wonders and the blood-curdling terror of feeding time at James Gunns zoo. This superb collection of the best short short works by outstanding contemporary writers packs an infinite amount of entertainment into these 100 small masterpieces of fantasy fiction and takes you beyond the limits of time and space to savor the suspense, the shivers, the supernatural fun of every eerie, unforgettable one. Contents: Introduction: The widest field / Isaac Asimov The Abraham Lincoln murder case / Rick Norwood A dozen of everything / Marion Zimmer Bradley The anatomy lesson / Scott Sanders And I alone am escaped to tell thee / Roger Zelazny Angelica / Jane Yolen Apocryphal fragment / Edward Wellen A prophecy of monsters / Clark Ashton Smith At the bureau / Steve Rasnic Tem Aunt Agatha / Doris Pitkin Buck The Boulevard of Broken Dreams / Harlan Ellison But not the herald / Roger

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Author
Asimov, Isaac; Carr, Terry; Martin H Greenberg (ed)
Publisher
Avon Books
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9780380699179
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Short Stories, Fantasy
Rating
3.98 / 5 (174 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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