  GENERATION LOSS
(Audio Book)
UNABRIDGED
Narrated by Carol Monda
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 GENERATION LOSS
(Paperback)
"A lucid and beautifully rendered tale of an
aging and damaged punk photographer's journey from the safety of
the streets of New York into the wilds of Maine. Great, unforgiving
wilderness, a vanished teenager, an excellent villain, and an obsession
with art that shades into death: what else do you need? An excellent
book."
— Brian Evenson
"Cass Neary, the battle-scarred shutterbug
of Elizabeth Hand's incendiary literary thriller "Generation
Loss" ... is a marvel, someone with whom we take the difficult
journey toward delayed adulthood, wishing her encouragement despite
grave odds."
— Los Angeles Times
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GENERATION LOSS
(Hardcover)
Cass Neary made her name in the 1970s as a photographer
embedded in the burgeoning punk movement in New York City. Her pictures
of the musicians and hangers on, the infamous, the damned, and the
dead, got her into art galleries and a book deal. But thirty years
later she is adrift, on her way down, and almost out. Then an old
acquaintance sends her on a mercy gig to interview a famously reclusive
photographer who lives on an island in Maine. When she arrives Downeast,
Cass stumbles across a decades-old mystery that is still claiming
victims, and into one final shot at redemption.
Read an excerpt from Generation Loss here.
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 ILLYRIA
Obsessive love between two young cousins in a once-great New York
theatrical clan, set against the backdrop of Shakespeare's "Twelfth
Night" and the ruins of their family's Hudson Valley compound.
The multiple award-winning PS Publishing edition of the new novella
ILLYRIA is now available. PS will be treating this as one of their
normal novellas. There'll be 500 unsigned trade hardcovers (priced
at $18/£10) and 300 dust-jacketed signed hardcovers (priced at $45/£25).
Of these, copies will be sent out free of charge to all subscribers
to PS's Postscripts magazine, recipient of this year's International
Horror Guild Award for Best Periodical.
You can buy ILLYRIA direct from PS by logging onto http://www.pspublishing.co.uk Or, better still, nab yourself a free copy by subscribing to Postscripts,
which, according to Gardner Dozois, is "the most promising
new magazine of the 21st Century."
  SAFFRON & BRIMSTONE
SAFFRON AND BRIMSTONE includes three stores from the World Fantasy
Award-winning collection BIBLIOMANCY (CHIP CROCKETT'S CHRISMAS CAROL
is available, published separately by London's Beccon Press), in
addition to more recently published fiction. It will feature work
original to the collection, as well as the first appearance of the
story suite "The Lost Domain," four takes on my muse which have
appeared in various publications but were written to be read in
sequence.
Reviews:
"Enthusiasts for Hand's sensuously descriptive brand of
literary fantasy are in for a treat with her latest collection of
short fiction. Aptly subtitled "strange stories," the
eight superbly crafted tales share Hand's predilection for probing
the translucent borderline between magic and reality. A young lepidopterist
spends a summer volunteering at London's Regent's Park Zoo and discovers
a talent for transforming her lovers into rare butterfly specimens.
The tattoo-artist daughter of a children's book writer finds a tarot
deck once owned by a colleague of her famous mother and watches
her destiny become inexplicably intertwined with the cards. In a
separate section entitled "The Lost Domain," Hand offers
four contemplative tales about transient relationships that she
links by using poignant, recurring themes: the fragility of intimacy,
the insidious unraveling of civilization following 9/11, the influence
of Greek myth on modern love. Her beautifully nuanced, often disquieting
style should inspire poets as well as lay down the gauntlet to colleagues
also reaching for expressive heights in contemporary fantasy."
— Booklist
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 PANDORA'S BRIDE
After Dr. Frankenstein's and Dr. Pretorious's prized creation survives the conflagration that was meant to destroy her, she seeks vengeance and wreaks havoc on a Fury's tour through the erotic and criminal underworld of Weimar Berlin.
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MORTAL LOVE (2004)
Hand explores the theme of artistic inspiration
and its dangerous devolvement into obsession and madness through
three interwoven narrative threads in this superb dark fantasy novel...
Hand does a marvelous job of making the ineffable tangible, lacing
her tale with references to the work of artists ranging from Algernon
Swinburne to Kurt Cobain and capturing the intense emotions of her
characters in exquisitely sculpted prose. With its authentic period
detail and tantalizing spirit of mystery, this timeless tale of
desire and passion should reach many readers beyond her usual fantasy
base.
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BIBLIOMANCY (2003)
From Elizabeth Hand, one of America's leading
literary fantasists, comes a collection of extraordinary novellas
of damnation and dark revelation, epiphany and redemption. Written
in the author's characteristic poetic prose, and rich with the detail
of lives traumatic yet luminously transformed, these stories form
a remarkable tapestry interweaving the supernatural and the mundane.
Bibliomancy won the World Fantasy Award and was
nominated for a Bram Stoker Award by the Horror Writers of America,
a Intenational Horror Guild Award, and appeared on Locus Magazine's
Year's Best lists.
The collection includes the first print appearance
of the short novel "Chip Crockett's Christmas Carol," along with
"The Least Trumps", "Cleopatra Brimstone" and "Pavane for a Prince
of the Air". Introduction by Lucius Shephard and story notes by
the author. Cover art by 19th century painter
John Anster Fitzgerald. (see left) Both "Pavane for a Prince
of the Air" and "Cleopatra Brimstone" have won International Horror
Guild Awards, and "The Least Trumps" was on the shortlist for BEST
AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 2003, edited by Walter Mosley. "Chip
Crockett," an homage to the late, legendary Joey Ramone, continues
to wait for its chance to become an animnated Christmas Special.
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BLACK LIGHT (1999)
When notorious Alex Kern returns home to quiet
Kamensic Village and embarks on a series of frenzied parties and
gala revels, teenager Lit Golding becomes caught in the middle of
Kern's plans to be reborn as Dionysus, the ancient god of ecstasy
and madness.
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LAST SUMMER AT MARS HILL (1998)
A collection of short stories centers around Mars
Hill--a place where a healing presence know as Them exists and where
young, dubious Moony Rising learns an amazing and powerful secret
surpassing all the love she has ever known.
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  GLIMMERING (1997)
In the violence- and pollution-stricken world
of 1999, HIV-positive publisher Jack Finnegan is drawn into the
seductive web of Leonard Thorpe, who possesses a magical elixir
that cures Jack and transforms his world.
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WAKING THE MOON (1995)
Beginning her first year at the University of
the Archangels, Katherine Sweeney Cassidy accidentally discovers
the existence of the Benandanti, a clandestine order that has been
secretly manipulating the world's governments and institutions.
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ICARUS DESCENDING (1993)
The energumens, creatures who are the result of
centuries of genetic engineering, threaten to come to earth to lead
the other bioengineered slave races in a war against humanity.
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AESTIVAL TIDE (1992)
Four hundred years after the Third Shining, Hobi,
Reive, Tast'annin, and Nefertity prepare for the prophesied collapse
of Araboth, the domed city-state presumably protecting its citizens
from the alleged horrors of the Outside.
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WINTERLONG (1990)
In the ruins of a once great city, separated
twin children are reunited and undertake a dangerous journey to
participate in a blood ritual that will signal the end of human
history.
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