โ Scribed by Philip Jose Farmer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Preface -- My sister's brother -- Skinburn -- The alley man -- Father's in the basement -- Toward the beloved city -- Polytropical paramyths -- Don't wash the carats -- The Sumerian oath -- Only who can make a tree? -- The last rise of Nick Adams. [7 more not listed].
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A Master Storyteller! It is impossible to characterize Philip Jose Farmer's writings in any simple way. He has written straight science fiction which has won reader applause. He has written avant-garde meaning-within-meaning fiction which has captured awards. Contents: My Sister's Brother (196
Preface -- My sister's brother -- Skinburn -- The alley man -- Father's in the basement -- Toward the beloved city -- Polytropical paramyths -- Don't wash the carats -- The Sumerian oath -- Only who can make a tree? -- The last rise of Nick Adams. [7 more not listed].
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