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|  | | Darker Angels
Nominated for two Bram Stoker Awards and the International Horror Guild Award, this is a historical horror novel about the Civil War that does for zombies and African magic what S.P. Somtow's novel "Moon Dance" did for werewolves.
Stories within stories within stories! This novel takes the reader from the bloodstained battlefields of Virginia to the slave auctions of Haiti. As Abraham Lincoln lies in state in New York, the widow of a famous abolitionist has a chance encounter with the poet Walt Whitman, who tells an astonishing tale that will eventually involve Lord Byron, Edgar Allan Poe, and Marie Laveau, the legendary voodoo queen of New Orleans ... all weaving in and out of the mysterious tale of a wild one-eyed shaman who dares raise the dead from the battlefields of the Civil War. | |  | | Do Comets Dream?
Somtow's foray into the "Star Trek" field — an apocalyptic novel about a planet on the verge of collapse.
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Five absolutely wild novellas "about the fall of" ... Somtow takes on organized religion and other sacred cows. Introduction by William Hjortsberg
| |  | | Tagging the Moon
Fairy Tales about Los Angeles.
| |  | | The Crow - Temple of Night
S.P. Somtow's take on the "Crow" mythos of James O'Barr has the Dark One cruising through the seamier side of Bangkok.
Turn of the century Bangkok is a glittering modern city where high-tech industry and ancient mystery meet. A powerhouse of international finance by day - a playground of depravity by night. Enter a young American journalist, assigned to expose the latest cover-up. Stephen is about to break the two cardinal rules of journalism: don't fall in love -- and don't get killed! | |  | | The Ultimate Mallworld
The definitive collection of S.P. Somtow's satiric science fiction series about a 30-mile-long shopping center floating in space
Finally, every single Mallworld story, commercial break, and Kofoed illustration is available in one volume. |
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