by William F. Nolan and Martin H. Greenberg (1991)
22 original stories in homage to Ray Bradbury, along with a cloying introduction by co-editor Nolan, a brief appreciation of Bradbury by Isaac Asimov, and a story and a memoir by Bradbury himself. Many of these tales are direct sequels to or spin-offs from such Bradbury classics as Dandelion Wine and Something Wicked This Way Comes.
Andre Norton
Andre Norton at her best. She spins a tale of one of the first groups to cross over by use of a gate into a new world where wonders and dangers await. Leading us from marvel to marvel - both good and bad - she unrolls a tapestry of fantasy and magic which she so excels at. Rather than tell you further about the tale, I leave it to you to explore it as I did, not knowing the outcomes but enjoying each new event as it happens. A very good read. gmb 7-22-20
Bill Pronzini
Contents: Berenice by Edgar Allan Poe The Story of the Bagman’s Uncle by Charles Dickens The Furnished Room by O. Henry Lost Hearts by M. R. James The Judge’s House by Bram Stoker Phantas by Oliver Onions On the Moors by William F. Harvey The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde The Panelled Room by August Derleth The Skull of the Marquis de Sade by Robert Bloch Silver Spectre by Jon L. Breen Deathlove by Bill Pronzini Fish Night by Joe R. Lansdale Dust to Dust by Marcia Muller Chained by Barry N. Malzberg Night-Side by Joyce Carol Oates
Michael Z. Williamson
A collection of stories about soldiers and civilians doing their duty, some in a futuristic context, is accompanied by essays proclaiming the author's political and social views.
E.E. Knight
Second in the series that began with Way of the Wolf.The alien Reapers have ruled Earth for forty-five years. David Valentine is a member of the human resistance, who is now being trained as a Cat-an elite stealth warrior. His first mission is to investigate the threat of the Twisted Cross, a mysterious new force under Reaper control.