*OP Elric: Tales of the White Wolf (pb) (Michael Moorcock's Elric)
from White Wolf Publishing
The Sandman Book of Dreams
from Harper Prism
Now in paperback the biggest names in fantasy and horror take on The Sandman.
Neil Caiman's The Sandman is the most successful adult comic of all time and the first ever to win a World Fantasy Award. Gaiman's moody, twisted tales made Morpheus, Lord of the Dreaming, an icon recognized across the globe. Now millions of new readers can appreciate Neil Caiman's award-winning creation as interpreted by some of the most imaginative minds in modern literature and one of the most breathtaking assemblies of talent in publishing history:
Clive Barker * Tad Williams * Barbara Hambly * Gene Wotfe * Nancy A. Collins * Tori Amos * Steven Brust and others
Dark Destiny (World of Darkness)
Confederacy of the Dead
by Richard Gilliam
from Roc
Pawn of Chaos: Tales of the Eternal Champion
by Michael Moorcock
from White Wolf Publishing
Strange Attraction
by Edward E. Kramer
from Subterranean Press
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 what they seem on this ride and surprises await all who stand in line, waiting to experience the wheel for themselves. The ride is open. Admit one.
Dark Destiny: Proprieters of Fate
by Nancy Collins
from White Wolf Publishing
Free Space
from Tor Books
This is a libertarianist anthology of (mostly) original stories that, depending on your tastes, can be too narrowly focused or wonderfully concentrated. The "Free Space" in the title is just that: a loose federation of space habitats that has no central government. Free enterprise rules, and the editors let 20 authors ranging from William F. Buckley Jr. to William F. Wu have their way with it. The result is mixed, but on the whole successful, and it definitely makes for interesting reading. Several of the writers are winners of the Libertarian Futurist Society's Prometheus Award.
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