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Masques IV
| Author: | J. N. Williamson |
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Maclay & Associates, 1991 |
| Series: | Masques: Book 4 |
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| Book Type: | Anthology |
| Genre: | Fantasy / Horror |
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Synopsis
Table of Contents:
- Introduction - essay by J. N. Williamson
- The Pack - short story by Chet Williamson
- Children - short story by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
- Sea Gulls - short story by Gahan Wilson
- The Coming of Night, The Passing of Day - short story by Ed Gorman
- Please Don't Hurt Me - short story by F. Paul Wilson
- Splatter Me an Angel - short story by James Kisner
- Untitled Still Life with Infinity Perspective - short story by Rex Miller
- Pratfall - short story by John Maclay
- The Heart of Helen Day - short story by Graham Masterton
- Nothing But the Best - short story by Brian McNaughton
- Somewhere - poem by Denise Dumars
- Milestone's Face - short story by Gary Brandner
- Julia's Touch - short story by David T. Connolly
- Savages - short story by Darrell Schweitzer
- The Collapse of Civilization - short story by Ray Russell
- Animal Husbandry - short story by Bruce Boston
- Sounds - short story by Kathryn Ptacek
- Whispers of the Unrepentant - poem by T. Winter-Damon
- Obscene Phone Calls - short story by John Coyne
- The Children Never Lie - short story by Cameron Nolan
- The Other Woman - short story by Lois Tilton
- Love, Hate, and the Beautiful Junkyard Sea - short story by Mort Castle
- Sources of the Nile - short story by Rick Hautala
- Collaborationists - short story by J. N. Williamson
- My Private Memoirs of the Hoffer Stigmata Pandemic - short story by Dan Simmons
- The Secret - (1956) - short story by Steve Allen
- Afterword - essay by John Maclay
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