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A master literary stylist, John Crowley has carried readers to diverse and remarkable places in his award-winning, critically acclaimed novels -- from his classic fable, Little, Big, to his New York Times Notable Book, The Translator. Now, for the first time, all of his short fiction has been collected in one volume, demonstrating the scope, the vision, and the wonder of one of America's greatest storytellers. Courage and achievement are celebrated and questioned, paradoxes examined, and human frailty appreciated in fifteen tales, at once lyrical and provocative, ranging fromthe fantastic to the achingly real. Be it a tale of an expulsion from Eden, a journey through time, the dreams of a failed writer, ora dead woman's ambiguous legacy, each story in Novelties & Souvenirs is a glorious reading experience, offering delights to be savored ... and remembered.
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Definitive collection of the short fiction of an Australian master-storyteller who is in a league of his own.
This is an attempt to collect all of Ramsey Campbell's short story fiction in one place. It also includes a selection of forewords, afterwords or commentaries from various anthologies, some by Ramsey Campbell himself, others by contemporaries such as Clive Barker.
Before he was the engaging professor who brought mythology into peoples living rooms through his conversations with Bill Moyers, before he became known as the thinker whose ideas influenced *Star Wars*, and before his now-beloved phrase follow your bliss entered the popular lexicon, Joseph Campbell