The last dream to be loaned from Great Thornham Dream Library is due back, and Milton Bisset is not going to return it without a fight (or at least a cup of tea).
Winner of the 2005 James White Award. Appeared in Interzone issue 204.
There is a rumour that all the collected dreams of Bradford were taken from the defunct dream library and buried under the new Centenary Square. For this reason, some bright (and cultured) spark has seen fit to write TREAD SOFTLY BECAUSE YOU TREAD ON MY DREAMS in black felt pen just next to the Town Hall steps.
The second book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume will be enjoyed by astute 10 or 11 year olds as well as adults. A reader does not have to read To Build a Tunnel First to understand this volume.
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Hovering in the Otherworld above a dystopian land called the Dregs is a place where humans, dwarves, and all the creatures of fae gather once a year to wager fortunes and celebrate the spirit of competition. The place is called Sky Island, for the dr
Prince Charming in a Detroit warehouse? That's nothing! It's the throne that'll throw you! After freeing a ragged Prince Charming, two women discover dreams don't have to be fantasies -- and with enough elbow grease, anyone can create a kingdom.
