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![]() | Full Moon City (2010) An anthology of stories edited by Martin H Greenberg and Darrell Schweitzer |
Move over, vampires. Make room for the hottest creatures in fantasy: werewolves. Most people think werewolves are creatures of ancient legend, associated with prowling darkened forests and terrifying peasants in medieval cottages. But what about today's werewolf in modern society? Has twenty-first century life changed the rules and lifestyles of the contemporary lycanthrope? Are wolf packs communicating online via social networks? Could the person who at first glance looks like an average commuter (on the early train, to avoid the rising of the full moon) be one of them? Have werewolves infiltrated every level of government? Full Moon City answers these questions, and many more. Featuring contributions from bestselling fantasy luminaries, this collection of spellbinding stories puts the fun back into dark fiction.
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Used availability for Martin H Greenberg's Full Moon City
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Paperback Editions
March 2010 : Paperback
| Title: Full Moon City Author(s): ISBN: 1-4165-8413-7 / 978-1-4165-8413-1 (USA edition) Publisher: Gallery Books Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Other Editions
March 2010 : Kindle edition
| Title: Full Moon City Author(s): Darrell Schweitzer, Martin H Greenberg Publisher: Pocket Star Availability: Amazon Amazon UK More details... |
February 2010 : Kindle edition
| Title: Full Moon City Author(s): Darrell Schweitzer, Martin H Greenberg Publisher: Pocket Star Availability: Amazon Amazon UK More details... |
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