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The Best of Pulphouse

(1991)
The Hardback Magazine
An anthology of stories edited by

 
 
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This collection of 25 stories from the first three years (12 issues) of Pulphouse contains horror, fantasy, SF and straight fiction. In her introduction Rusch ( The White Mists of Power ) observes that many of these stories have in common their defiance of categorization. In Lisa Goldstein's ''A Traveler at Passover'' the story of Elijah provides the catalyst that soothes a family's tensions and misunderstandings. ''The Soft Whisper of Midnight Snow'' by Charles de Lint ties together an artist's self-worth and creative ability. Both ''The Third Sex'' by Alan Brennert and Nancy A. Collins's ''The Two-Headed Man'' are reminiscent of Sturgeon in their consideration of love. The book is arranged in a progression--stories about sex precede those of violence and horror--and adjacent entries are often similar. Readers are advised to jump around to maximize their enjoyment.


Genre: Science Fiction

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