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![]() | Imaginary Friends (2008) An anthology of stories edited by Martin H Greenberg and John Marco |
Thirteen original stories about friends conjured in times of need
We've all had them. We've all needed them. In this fun fantasy anthology, readers are given thirteen variations on what kinds of friends come in handy indeed in times of need. From a toy Canadian Mountie who suddenly comes to life, to a boy and his dragon, to a young woman held captive in a tower and the mysterious being who is her only companion, these highly imaginative tales entertainingly explore the nature of what constitutes a 'real' friendship.
Genre: Fantasy
We've all had them. We've all needed them. In this fun fantasy anthology, readers are given thirteen variations on what kinds of friends come in handy indeed in times of need. From a toy Canadian Mountie who suddenly comes to life, to a boy and his dragon, to a young woman held captive in a tower and the mysterious being who is her only companion, these highly imaginative tales entertainingly explore the nature of what constitutes a 'real' friendship.
Genre: Fantasy
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Used availability for Martin H Greenberg's Imaginary Friends
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Paperback Editions
September 2008 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: Imaginary Friends Author(s): John Marco, Martin H Greenberg ISBN: 0-7564-0511-4 / 978-0-7564-0511-3 (USA edition) Publisher: DAW Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Other Editions
September 2008 : Kindle edition
| Title: Imaginary Friends Author(s): John Marco, Martin H. Greenberg Publisher: Daw Availability: Amazon Amazon UK More details... |
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