Edward E. Kramer

• Jan-1994
• / Science Fiction
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This new collection depicts some of Elric of Melnibone's heretofore unknown adventures, including excursions into worlds created by other authors. Includes a new story by Moorcock in addition to stories by Neil Gaiman, Karl Edward Wagner, Tad William...

• Oct-1995
• / Fantasy
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• Oct-1995
• / Horror
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• 1996
• / Fantasy
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• Jul-1996
• / Fantasy
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In this historical journey, readers will experience the fall of the Roman Empire, the crucifixion of Christ, and the Spanish Inquisition. They will meet Joan of Arc, Alister Crowley and Adolph Hitler--and witness their manipulation of the forces from...

• Nov-1996
• / Fantasy
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The second original Eternal Champion anthology, Pawn of Chaos takes you once again to Michael Moorcock's Multiverse, a universe upon universe of alternate Time and Space in which Law and Chaos wage a continuous struggle to change the fundamental rule...

• Dec-1996
• / Horror
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• Dec-1996
• / Horror
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• 1998
• / Fantasy
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In this historical journey, readers will experience the fall of the Roman Empire, the crucifixion of Christ, and the Spanish Inquisition. They will meet Joan of Arc, Alister Crowley and Adolph Hitler--and witness their manipulation of the forces from...

• 1998
• / Science Fiction
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It is the twenty-third century, and large space habitats have evolved where individual societies exist without formalized government-a galactic federation called Free Space. These are stories of the men and women of this new era, visions of adventure...

• Feb-1998
• / Fantasy
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The third book in a series of anthologies that chronicle the dark and complex world of vampires, mages, werewolves, wraiths, and changelings in White Wolf's World of Darkness, "Dark Destiny III: Children of Dracula" features original fiction by award...

• 2000
• / Science Fiction
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Based on the kinetic sculptures of Lisa Snellings, STRANGE ATTRACTION is a carnival ride of dark fantasy and horror. These 24 tales and poems explore the night-side of the looming Ferris wheel and its many inhabitants. But things aren't always wha...

• / Fantasy
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Any book in which William F. Buckley Jr. cohabits with camp king Forrest J Ackerman is nothing if not diverse. Indeed, the theme of entombment takes many shapes in the 21 stories and one poem (Ackerman's goofy intro defies classification) that compri...