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- Young Winter’s Tales 7 ed. M. R. Hodgkin (Macmillan UK 0-333-18547-1, 1976, £3.25, 240pp, hc, cover by Ann Dalton); Anthology of 11 original stories and 11 poems for young people, including a piece by Tanith Lee. [PSP]
- In Between ed. Miriam Hodgson (Mammoth 0-7497-2335-1, Jan ’97, £3.99, 144pp, tp, cover by Richard Jones); Reprint (Methuen 1994) original anthology of young-adult stories. Most of the authors write genre fiction.
- Mixed Feelings: Stories of Mothers and Daughters ed. Miriam Hodgson (Mammoth 0-7497-3283-0, Nov ’97 [Dec ’97], £4.50, 140pp, tp); Reissue (Methuen Children’s Books 1992 as Mother’s Day) young-adult anthology of 10 original mainstream stories by associated authors.
- Scribner’s Best of the Fiction Workshops 1997 ed. Alice Hoffman, John Kulka & Natalie Danford (Scribner 068483314X, Feb ’97, $21.95, 404pp, tp); Contents from Amazon.com.
- Adventure’s Best Stories — 1926 ed. Arthur Sullivant Hoffman (New York: George H. Doran Company, 1926, 300pp, hc)
- Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction: An Anthology ed. Naomi Holoch & Joan Nestle (Vintage Books 0679759522, Jun ’99, $15.00, 384pp, tp); Contents list from Yahoo Books.
- Popular Fiction: An Anthology ed. Gary Hoppenstand (Addison-Wesley 0-321-01164-3, Jan ’98, $51.00, 800pp, tp); Contents from Amazon.com.
- • Foreword • Gary Hoppenstand • fw
- • Introduction • Charles I. Schuster • in
- • 1 HORROR FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • The King and His Three Daughters • Horace Walpole • ss Hieroglyphic Tales, self published, 1785
- • The Tell-Tale Heart • Edgar Allan Poe • ss The Pioneer Jan, 1843
- • The Old Nurse’s Story • Elizabeth Gaskell • nv Household Words Christmas, 1852
- • Green Tea [Martin Hesselius] • Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu • nv All the Year Round Oct 23-Nov 13, 1869
- • The Damned Thing • Ambrose Bierce • ss Tales from New York Town Topics Dec 7, 1893
- • Dracula’s Guest [Dracula] • Bram Stoker • ss Dracula’s Guest, London: Routledge, 1914
- • Introduction to Supernatural Horror in Literature • H. P. Lovecraft • ar
- • The Call of Cthulhu [Inspector Legrasse] • H. P. Lovecraft • nv Weird Tales Feb ’28
- • Horror Market Writer and the Ten Bears • Stephen King • ar
- • Graveyard Shift • Stephen King • ss Cavalier Oct ’70
- • Nunc Dimittis • Tanith Lee • nv The Dodd, Mead Gallery of Horror, ed. Charles L. Grant, Dodd Mead, 1983
- • Down, Satan! • Clive Barker • ss Clive Barker’s Books of Blood v4, Sphere, 1985
- • Critical Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • 2 ROMANCE FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • The Sisters’ Trial • Louisa May Alcott • ss
- • Jane • Mary Roberts Rinehart • ss The Saturday Evening Post May 25 ’12
- • Introduction to Love Stories • Rosamunde Pilcher • ar
- • Lalla • Rosamunde Pilcher • ss
- • Trying to Tame the Romance: Critics and Correctness • Jayne Ann Krentz • ar
- • Connecting Rooms • Jayne Ann Krentz • na Everlasting Love, ed. Anon., Pocket, 1995
- • The Kiss • Kathleen E. Woodiwiss • ss
- • The Healing Touch • Janet Dailey • n.
- • Critical Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • 3 SCIENCE FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • The Mortal Immortal • Mary Shelley • ss The Keepsake, 1834, 1833
- • An Express of the Future • Jules Verne • ss The Strand Jan, 1895
- • The Star • H. G. Wells • ss The Graphic Christmas, 1897
- • Shambleau [Northwest Smith] • C. L. Moore • nv Weird Tales Nov ’33
- • Robbie [“Strange Playfellow”] • Isaac Asimov • ss Super Science Stories Sep ’40
- • Space Jockey • Robert A. Heinlein • ss The Saturday Evening Post Apr 26 ’47
- • Coda • Ray Bradbury • ar, 1979; originally “Author’s Afterword” in Fahrenheit 451, Ballantine 1979.
- • Usher II [“Carnival of Madness”] • Ray Bradbury • ss Thrilling Wonder Stories Apr ’50
- • “Repent, Harlequin!” Said the Ticktockman • Harlan Ellison • ss Galaxy Dec ’65
- • Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones • Samuel R. Delany • nv New Worlds Dec ’68
- • Myth and Archetype in Science Fiction • Ursula K. Le Guin • ar
- • Vaster Than Empires and More Slow • Ursula K. Le Guin • nv New Dimensions I, ed. Robert Silverberg, Doubleday, 1971
- • Johnny Mnemonic [Molly Millions] • William Gibson • ss Omni May ’81
- • Speech Sounds • Octavia E. Butler • ss IASFM mid-Dec ’83
- • Critical Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • 4 DETECTIVE FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • The Murders in the Rue Morgue [C. Auguste Dupin] • Edgar Allan Poe • nv Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine Apr, 1841
- • The Musgrave Ritual [Sherlock Holmes] • Arthur Conan Doyle • nv The Strand May, 1893
- • The Tuesday Night Club [Jane Marple] • Agatha Christie • ss The Royal Magazine Dec ’27
- • Too Many Have Lived [Sam Spade] • Dashiell Hammett • ss The American Magazine Oct ’32
- • The Simple Art of Murder • Raymond Chandler • ar Atlantic Monthly Dec ’44
- • Blackmailers Don’t Shoot [Mallory (RC)] • Raymond Chandler • nv Black Mask Dec ’33
- • Absolutely Elsewhere [Lord Peter Wimsey] • Dorothy L. Sayers • ss The Strand Feb ’34
- • Chee’s Witch [Jim Chee] • Tony Hillerman • ss The New Black Mask No.7, ed. Matthew J. Bruccoli & Richard Layman, HBJ, 1986
- • Creating a Female Sleuth • Marcia Muller • ar
- • The Place That Time Forgot [Sharon McCone] • Marcia Muller • ss Sisters in Crime 2, ed. Marilyn Wallace, Berkley, 1990
- • The Watts Lions [Easy Rawlins] • Walter Mosley • ss New Mystery, ed. Jerone Charyn, Dutton, 1993
- • Critical Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • 5 ADVENTURE FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • About Fiction • H. Rider Haggard • ar
- • Long Odds [Allan Quatermain] • H. Rider Haggard • ss Macmillan’s Feb, 1886
- • Literature • Rudyard Kipling • ar
- • The Man Who Would Be King • Rudyard Kipling • nv The Phantom Rickshaw, Allahabad: Wheeler, 1888
- • The Taste of the Meat • Jack London • ss
- • The Battle for Teeka [Tarzan] • Edgar Rice Burroughs • ss Blue Book Jun ’17
- • The Good Patriots • Baroness Orczy • ss
- • The Ghost • Max Brand • ss Argosy All-Story Weekly Jul 24 ’20
- • From Missouri • Zane Grey • nv McCall’s Aug ’26
- • The Treasure Ship [Captain Peter Blood] • Rafael Sabatini • ss Cosmopolitan Apr ’30
- • The Gift of Cochise • Louis L’Amour • ss Colliers Jul 5 ’52
- • From a View to a Kill [James Bond] • Ian Fleming • nv, 1959
- • Critical Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • Appendix • Misc. Material • ms
- • CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON POPULAR FICTION
- • Introduction • Misc. Material • si
- • Popular Culture—New Notes Toward a Definition • Ray B. Browne • ss
- • The Concept of Formula in the Study of Popular Literature • John G. Cawelti • ss
- • Frankenstein: The New Prometheus • Arthur Asa Berger • ss
- • Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Codes of Romance • Linda Barlow Krentz & Jayne Ann • ss
- • Science Fiction: The Rebirth of Mythology • Gail Landsman • ss
- • A Marxist Interpretation of the Crime Story • Ernest Mandel • ss
- • Women and the Language of Men • Jane Tompkins • ss
- • Critical Readings Bibliography • Misc. Material • bi
- • Filmography • Misc. Material • ms
- Suspect Device Stewart Home (Serpents Tail 1-852-42556-3, Mar ’99, $12.99, 244pp, tp); Contents from Amazon.com.
- Dead Cats Bouncing ed. Gerard Houarner & GAK (Orlando, FL: Bedlam Press 1-889186-26-0, 2002, hc, 219); Orange/red/yellow cover with green letters; numerous illus. Paperbound ISBN: 1-889186-25-2. [RB]
- 100% Pure Florida Fiction ed. Susan Hubbard & Robley Wilson (University Press of Florida 0-813-01752-1, May 2000, $49.95, 232pp, tp); Contents from Amazon.com.
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