Marvin Kaye

A collection of six tales features fairy characters ranging from fair folk to sinister fey and includes the stories "The Kelpie" by Patricia A. McKillip, "Except the Queen" by Jane Yolen and Midori Snyder, and "UOUS" by Tanith Lee. Original. 20,000 first printing.

The Fair Folk

Saralee Kaye

This collection features many less familiar and rarely anthologized tales by writers such as Isaac Asimov, Stanley Ellin, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Tennessee Williams, and J.R.R. Tolkien

A Treasury of Spellbinding Tales Old & New

Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural

This chilling collection of classic and contemporary tales of sorcery, in which witches and warlocks curse, jinx, hex, spook, possess, becharm, and bedevil their victims with mesmerizing black magic, includes works by Robert Louis Stevenson, H.G. Wells, L. Frank Baum, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and many others.

Tales of Black Magic, Old & New

The Penguin Book of Witches & Warlocks

Classic and contemporary ghost tales from five regions of the United States are presented.

Star-spangled Supernatural Stories

Haunted America

Witches and Warlocks Tales of Black Magic

Weird Tales #363

Witches & Warlocks

"39 tales of weird fantasy, taboo science and souls in torment".

Don't Open this Book!

Tales of haunted houses, ghosts, and horror are accompanied by a list of haunted houses in the United States

A Haunting Treasury of 40 Chilling Tales

Ghosts

Tales of haunted houses, ghosts, and horror are accompanied by true stories, poems, and a list of U.S. haunted houses

A Treasury of Chilling Tales Old and New

Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural C Spec

Kaye's first collection of short fiction presents a selection of his finest fantasy and horror works, including the title story about an elderly Jew possessed by the spirit of Hitler.

And Other Improbable Tales

The Possession of Immanuel Wolf

The Vampire Sextette

Incisions

Six novellas on the common theme of travel to planets that have been declared, for various reasons, off limits to terrans.

Forbidden Planets

Orson Scott Card's "In the Dragon's House" is a gothic yarn about the mysterious dragon that lives in the wiring of an old house, noticed by a young boy who shares its body in dreams and feels its true size and power. Mercedes Lackey's "Joust" tells the story of a slave boy who is chosen to care for a warrior's dragon--a dragon whose secrets may be the key to his freedom Tanith Lee's "Love in a Time of Dragons" is a fable is imbued with her signature atmosphere--Old World, moody, erotic--as a kitchen maid goes a-questing with a handsome champion to slay the local drakkor. Elizabeth Moon's "Judgment" tells the tale of a young man forced by lies to flee his village . . . into an adventure of dwarfs and dragonspawn.

The Dragon Quintet

Edmond Rostand

This volume collects two Don Juan plays: "Mister Jack," by Marvin Kaye, and "Don Juan's Final Night," by Edmond Rostand (freely revised and adapted from "La Derniere Nuit de Don Juan" by Marvin Kaye). Also included are an introduction with historical and staging notes, plus an Afterword, "Mister Jack's Technique for Looking at Women."

Two Don Juan Plays

Mister Jack -- For Better Or for Worse

In a famous Nashville family, a deadly feud is as much a tradition as country music . Hilary Quayle has never done public relations for a country-western client, but Amanda Boulder's songwriting is beautiful, her voice is pure, and her career is in bad need of a good publicist. But there's one thing standing in the way of a great solo career: the rest of the Boulder family. The Boulders have been touring for eight decades, ever since old Pappy Boulder first picked up a fiddle. Hilary sends her assistant, Gene, to join up with the traveling Boulder Clan bluegrass musicians as they make their way to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry. But before Amanda's budding solo career can put an end to the family business, someone decides to put an end to her. She's onstage at the Opry when the poison hits. And when Hilary Quayle gets to Nashville, she'll learn that Southern hospitality and murder can go hand-in-hand.

The Grand Ole Opry Murders

Kaye has crafted a sequel to Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol, " picking up the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and revisiting familiar characters such as Jacob Marley, Bob Cratchit, and others, in an intricate tapestry of the real and the supernatural, as the reformed Scrooge tries to satisfy a nagging feeling of something yet undone.

The Last Christmas of Ebenezer Scrooge

The sixth issue of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine features another stellar lineup of Holmes-themed non-fiction and Holmes-inspired mystery fiction. Included: NON-FICTION: "The Rare Mexican Sherlock Holmes Series," by Gary Lovisi; "Remembering Edward D. Hoch and His Sherlock Holmes Stories," by Len Moffatt; "Screen of the Crime: Baker Street on a Budget," by Lenny Picker; and "The Autumn of Terror: Sherlock Holmes Investigates Jack the Ripper," by M. J. Elliott. FICTION: "A Memo from Inspector Lestrade," "The Curse of Bridges Falls," by William E. Chambers; "Let Them Eat Cake," by Jean Paiva; "The Little Blue Dog," by Marc Bilgrey; "The Bank Job," by Steve Hagood; "Silent Victim" (novel excerpt), by C.E. Lawrence; and "The Book of Tobit," by Carla Coupe. CLASSIC REPRINT: "The Reigate Squires," by Arthur Conan Doyle. POETRY: "The Shadow Train," by Mike Allen.

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