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  Imaginings: An Anthology of Long Short Fiction

 
Imaginings:  An Anthology of Long Short Fiction under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $14.00
Sale: $3.04
 
Manufacturer: Pocket Books (Simon Says)
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Pocket Books (Simon Says)
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.0876208
Publication Date: 2003-08-01
Reading Level: 352
 
Description: Ten of the most fertile imaginations in science fiction and fantasy come together in one book to create new worlds, new universes, new times, new places, and new realities.

Master of alternate history Harry Turtledove tells a story of the future that casts a frightening light on the present. Award-winners Adam-Troy Castro and Janet Berliner provide two tales of very different kinds of magic. Old master Charles L. Harness is here, as are relative newcomers Aaron Rosenberg, Daniel Pearlman, and H. Courreges LeBlanc. Sarah Zettel looks at the future of computers, Nancy Jane Moore considers the future of gender roles, and bestselling author Craig Shaw Gardner visits a planet called Elvis.

Assembled by bestselling author/anthologist Keith R.A. DeCandido, this book will take you on a journey through ten writers' wildest imaginings....


 

  David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination

 
David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
 
Manufacturer: Harpercollins (Mm)
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Harpercollins (Mm)
Edition: Reprint
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
Publication Date: 1997-09
Reading Level: 480
 
Description: Like its triumphant predecessor, the first volume in David Copperfield's ongoing collection of his favorite writers, this is far more than just a book:it is a dazzling miracle show in which unique literary talents are displayed with the incomparable showmanship of the world's most acclaimed illusionist.In a truly remarkable publishing event,some of today's most celebrated authors have been summoned onstage and have been asked to perform their own special wizardry for a legendary performer's millions of dedicated fans.

David Copperfield, considered by both his colleagues and his vast audience to be the greatest stage illusionist of all time, understands the passion and power of fantastic literature, and he knows how to present it to its full advantage.For this latest collection, the authors he most admires have been invited to do what they do best - mystify and enrapture,dazzle and delight, conjure marvels and summon nightmares in a spectacular display of all new, all original stories.

Copperfield's second invitation-onlyvolume includes such masters of literarylegerdemain as Neil Gaimon, Peter S. Beagle, Anne McCaffrey,Tad Williams, Greg Bear, Katherine Dunn, and the grand illusionist himself.Each arrives on stage with an original story written especially for this spectacular presentation.Here, in the realms ofBeyond Imagination, you will meet the girl who made the magician disappear...the alien who conquered Las Vegas...the sorcerer who was too good at sorcery.Here you will find oil from a corpse that leads to love or insanity...the 12th-century city that appears once a year in downtown Chicago...the secret voodoo activities in modern San Francisco.

All these wonders and more are brought to life with fascinating flourishes and inimitable style in this critically and popularly acclaimed new series.Each story and each author is introduced by David Copperfield himself.


 

  Artifact (Anderson, Kevin J.)

 
Artifact (Anderson, Kevin J.) under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $6.99
Sale: $5.59
 
Manufacturer: Forge Books
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Kindle Edition
Author: Kevin J. Anderson::F. Paul Wilson::Janet Berliner::Matthew J. Costello
Publisher: Forge Books
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.08708
Publication Date: 2003-05-23
Reading Level: 288
 
Description:
Deep in a tomblike cavern along the ocean floor lies a secret that has remained hidden from humanity. Until now. . .An Oilstar drilling rig off the coast of Venezuela in the Dragon's Mouth channel has pierced an underwater cavern and brings to the surface four stones unlike anything on this earth. Frik Van Alman, the tough-as-nails maverick head of Oilstar realizes immediately that they represent an extraordinary opportunity . . .and a terrible danger. His superstitious native crew, already uneasy working in the infamous waterway, refuse to dive in search of a fifth stone, and when Frik's lab chief tests them, the results confirm Frik's hunch: when these four stones are connected they hint at a power source that could revolutionize the world's energy production. And, Frik realizes, such a revolution would put him and all other oil companies out of business. Before he can plot his next move, his lab chief Paul Trujold, fearing the greed and calculation in Frik's eyes, sends the stones to safer hands. One of the stones lands in the hands of Paul's daughter, Selene Trujold, the leader of an ecological action trying to halt Frik's drilling and the damage it's causing to the Caribbean ecology. Frik and Trujold meet in the lab after Paul has sent away the stones, and an accident badly burns them both, killing Paul before Frik can find out what he's done with the find. Desperate to reclaim the stones and determined to find the fifth piece of the puzzle, Frik enlists the aid of the Daredevils Club, a select few risk-taking thrill seekers of whom Frik is one, who meet every New Year's Eve to compare bold new stories of the past year's exploits. Their members are a disparate bunch, including a doctor, Arthur Marryshow, whose greatest risk is healing those who risk their lives in political hotspots; Ray Arno, a stuntman turned demolitions expert; Simon Brousseau, an expert deep-sea diver; and Joshua Keene and Terris McKendry, a bickering best-buddies tandem experienced in undercover operations requiring strength, expertise with weapons, and nerves of steel. At the next New Year's Eve meeting, Frik proposes a mission: collect all five stones and return them to him. Along with the rest of the daredevils is Peta Whyte, Marryshow's protegé, not officially a member, but more than qualified by her role in planning and effecting Arthur's escape from prison on her native Grenada sixteen years before, when she was but sixteen. She attends in Arthur's place, for he's been killed, victim of a terrorist bombing just blocks from their Times Square rendezvous. The Daredevils embark on an adventure that takes them along the coast of Venezuela, from stealth jungle raids to deep-sea dives, from the haunts of Latin American power brokers to the camp of eco-terrorists. A fast-paced, thrill-a-minute hunt challenges the loyalties of the daredevils, as they become pawns in a deadly game of deceit and betrayal. After all the adrenaline rushes and spilt blood, the remaining members of the Daredevils Club gather once again on the following New Year's Eve, this time in Las Vegas, for one final confrontation, as Frik slips the five stones into place. . . as the unthinkable is created.

 

  Peter S. Beagle's Immortal Unicorn

 
Peter S. Beagle's Immortal Unicorn under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $5.99
Sale: $3.95
 
Manufacturer: Eos
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Eos
Edition: Reprint
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.010837
Publication Date: 1999-05
Reading Level: 444
 
Description: Peter S. Beagle is the author of the beloved fantasy classic The Last Unicorn. Now, with Janet Berliner, he has gathered fantastic tales of unicorns combined with the theme of immortality by of the finest writers in the genre, including Karen Joy Fowler, Charles de Lint, Ellen Kushner, Tad Williams, Robert Sheckley, Dave Wolverton, and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough. New in this edition is "Julie's Unicorn", a story written especially for the anthology Beagle himself. Each tale celebrates the myth and mystery of one of fantasy's most enduring, and bestselling, subjects: unicorns!

 

  David Copperfield's Tales of the Impossible: Created and Edited by David Copperfield and Janet Berliner ; Preface by Dean Koontz

 
David Copperfield's Tales of the Impossible: Created and Edited by David Copperfield and Janet Berliner ; Preface by Dean Koontz under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $6.99
Sale: $6.38
 
Manufacturer: Eos
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Eos
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.0876608
Publication Date: 1996-12
Reading Level: 496
 
Description: Seventeen tales of murder, magic, and illusion include contributions by such popular authors as Eric Lustbader, Ray Bradbury, Larry Bond, Joyce Carol Oates, Dean Koontz, and Raymond E. Feist. Reprint.

 

  Child of the Light: Book One of the Madagascar Manifesto

 
Child of the Light: Book One of the Madagascar Manifesto under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $5.99
Sale: $13.40
 
Manufacturer: White Wolf Publishing
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Author: Janet Berliner::George Guthridge
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
Publication Date: 1995-12-01
Reading Level: 437
 

 

  Child of the Journey (Madagascar Manifesto, Bk 2)

 
Child of the Journey (Madagascar Manifesto, Bk 2) under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $5.99
Sale: $3.75
 
Manufacturer: White Wolf Pub
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Author: Janet Berliner::George Guthbidge::George Guthbridge
Publisher: White Wolf Pub
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
Publication Date: 1996-09
Reading Level: 471
 
Description: Picking up where Child of the Light left off, Child of the Journey begins as the Nazi tides sweeps to power in Germany. Jewish visionary Solomon Freund desperately seeks to rejoin his bloved Miriam. His quest leads him from the precarious refuge of Holland back into the deathtrap of Berlin to the horrors of Sachenhausen concentration camp, and finally to Madagascar.

 

  Children of the Dusk (The Madagascar Manifesto, Book 3)

 
Children of the Dusk (The Madagascar Manifesto, Book 3) under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $5.99
Sale: $6.87
 
Manufacturer: White Wolf Publishing
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Author: Janet Berliner::George Guthridge
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
Publication Date: 1997-03-01
Reading Level: 465
 
Description: In 1938, the High Command of Nazi Germany adopted a plan for expelling all the Jews of Europe to the island of Madagascar, off the southeast coast of Africa. The plan was abandoned. Children of the Dusk asks, "What if...?" The story sets up a powder keg of tension in the characters of a politically important pregnant woman, two Nazi leaders who have very different military and personal agendas, a charismatic Jewish scholar, a dozen German shepherds and their trainers, over a hundred Jews released from a concentration camp, and two powerful African natives. The richly imagined setting for the explosion is a tiny island near Madagascar, covered with eerie rain forest and unusual animals, and replete with mystical traditions. The result is a novel with horrific incidents, intense feelings, and suspenseful action--all rendered in a fluid, dreamlike style, as if written in the haze of a tropical fever.

Note: Children of the Dusk is the third book of a trilogy titled The Madagascar Manifesto, of which the first two books are Child of the Light and Child of the Journey. However, since Children of the Dusk starts at the time of the arrival on Madagascar of the novel's dramatis personae, and provides all the necessary background, it can be read on its own. --Fiona Webster


 

  The Madagascar Manifesto

 
The Madagascar Manifesto under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $20.00
Sale: $19.99
 
Manufacturer: Meisha Merlin Publishing, Inc.
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Paperback
Author: Janet Berliner
Publisher: Meisha Merlin Publishing, Inc.
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
Publication Date: 2005-03-23
Reading Level: 776
 
Description: The Madagascar Manifesto is not a work of idle fantasy. Nor is it a story purely of horror. While most of the events described in these novels are products of the authors' imaginations, they are set amidst the true history of our world. Painstakingly researched, written, rewritten, and rewritten again, the work took more than fifteen years before all three volumes finally saw publication. To Janet and George it was worth all of the effort when the final volume, Children of the Dusk, received recognition in the form of the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Novel in 1998. The Madagascar Plan, the cornerstone of the alternative history used in the Madagascar Manifesto, was a true proposal originated around the time of the French Revolution by one of Napoleon's advisors. During the period in which Hitler was playing the role of reasoned statesman to the world outside Germany, the Madagascar Plan resurfaced and was seriously debated even in the U.S. Congress as a possible "solution to the Jewish question." While the Madagascar Manifesto is a work of fiction, it is also a reflection of some of the realities of our world which we usually prefer not to see. It is not light reading, but its rewards are an understanding of what is bright and what is dark in all of us.

 

  Child of the Light: The Madagascar Manifesto

 
Child of the Light: The Madagascar Manifesto under Berliner, Janet in The Books Store
Price: $22.95
Sale: $22.95
 
Manufacturer: St Martins Pr
Number of Items: 1
 
 
Binding: Hardcover
Author: Janet Berliner::George Guthridge::Gluckman
Publisher: St Martins Pr
Edition: 1st
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
Publication Date: 1992-03
Reading Level: 389
 

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