Lucius Shepard

• 1984
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• Apr-1984
• / General Fiction
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• 1987
• / Fantasy
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Winner of the 1988 World Fantasy and Locus Awards for Best Story Collection, The Jaguar Hunter brings together some of the 1980s' finest speculative fiction. From the battlegrounds of near-future Latin America, to spirit-haunted Nepal, to the ecosyst...

• Mar-1988
• / Fantasy
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SIGNED by author (No personalized inscription). Hardcover in dust Jacket. First printing. Book is in perfect shape. A well cared for collector's copy. Dust jacket also in perfect shape and housed in mylar cover....

• 1991
• / Science Fiction
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• Feb-1991
• / Fantasy
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• Jan-1992
• / Science Fiction
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• Jul-1992
• / General Fiction
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• 1994
• / Horror
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Deviating from traditional tales that feature lonely vampires who prowl through human society in search of victims or solace, this account of vampires flourishing in their own "inhuman society" takes place in the year 1860, when their centuries-long ...

• Apr-1999
• / Fantasy
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• Oct-1999
• / General Fiction
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• Jan-2000
• / General Fiction
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• Jan-2001
• / Mystery
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The itinerant gun show draws together many subcultures from the margins of society: survivalists, Aryan brotherhoods, and the team of Rita Whitelaw and Jimmy Roy Guy, dealers in collectible arms. Rita has made Jimmy an exception to her general dis...

• 2003
• / Science Fiction
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• Mar-2004
• / Fantasy
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"This collection of fact and fiction was inspired by the time science fiction writer Lucius Shepard spent with Missoula Mike, Madcat, and other members of a controversial brotherhood known as the Freight Train Riders of America. Shepard rode the rail...

• Aug-2004
• / Fantasy
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Quartered aboard the freighter, Viator, run aground twenty years before on a remote section of the Alaskan coast, the four men hired to determine the ship's worth at salvage have begun to exhibit a variety of eccentric behaviors. They've become obses...

• Aug-2005
• / Suspense
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In the town of Trujillo, in Honduras, on the edge of the Mosquito Coast, Dr. Arturo Ochoa, a semi-retired psychiatrist, has a single patient: a troubled young man named Thomas Stearns, the son of a wealthy Atlanta family. Stearns has been found adrif...

• Sep-2005
• / Literary
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Here are seven stories from a master of the art. Viktor Chemayev is the Philip Marlowe of Russian detectives, a sad-eyed, heavy drinking romantic who refuses to stay beat. In the title novella of this extraordinary collection, he goes head-to-head wi...

• Jan-2006
• / Literary
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From the first lines of A Handbook of American Prayer, award-winning author Lucius Shepard signals his place in the classic American tradition of confessional memoirists. While his plot is unique, his literary precedents include the great moral chron...

• Apr-2007
• / Fantasy
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A chilling and mysterious voice becomes audible to Sanie shortly after she and her husband Jackson move into the decaying antebellum mansion that is the Bullard ancestral home in rural South Carolina. At first, she wonders if the voice might be a pra...

• Sep-2008
• / Fantasy
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A collection of short fiction from the dark fantasy author includes stories dealing with such topics as futuristic war, a six-thousand-foot dragon, and a post-911 tale of strange happenings in the pit left by the fall of the World Trade Center in Man...

• Apr-2009
• / Fantasy
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For many of us, the Ace Double Novels of the '50s and '60s have long been a source both of pleasure and nostalgia. This new double volume from Subterranean Press stands squarely in that distinguished tradition, offering a pair of colorful, fast-paced...

• Apr-2009
• / Fantasy
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ROBERT CHARLES WILSON * JEFF VANDERMEER STEPHEN BAXTER * THEODORA GOSS LIZ WILLIAMS * GENE WOLFE GREG VAN EEKHOUT * ALASTAIR REYNOLDS PAUL PARK * LUCIUS SHEPARD BENJAMIN ROSENBAUM Alternate history explores the many possible directions our wo...

• Mar-2010
• / Fantasy
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In the Carbonales Valley, a remote region separated from this world by the thinnest margin of possibility, there is an ancient, incredibly large creature known as the Dragon Griaule. For twenty-five years, in stories ranging from The Man Who Painted ...

• Jan-2011
• / General Fiction
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• Jul-2011
• / Science Fiction / Fantasy
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Featuring original stories from 20 authors, this dark, captivating, fabulous and fantastical collection, Naked City, is not to be missed! Edited by award-winning editor Ellen Datlow.In this thrilling collection of original stories some of today's hot...

• Jun-2012
• / Fantasy
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More than twenty-five years ago, Lucius Shepard introduced us to a remarkable fictional world, a world separated from our own 'by the thinnest margin of possibility.' There, in the mythical Carbonales Valley, Shepard found the setting for 'The Man Wh...

• May-2013
• / Science Fiction
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Five Autobiographies and a Fiction, the long-awaited new collection from master storyteller Lucius Shepard, is a significant publishing event, a volume equal in every way to such earlier Shepard classics as The Jaguar Hunter and The Dragon Griaule. I...

• Aug-2014
• / Fantasy
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Lucius Shepard's "Beautiful Blood" is something both special and long awaited: the first novel-length exploration of the world of the Dragon Griaule. It's a subject that has preoccupied Shepard since the publication of ''The Man Who Painted the Drago...

• Jan-2022
• / Science Fiction
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When Lucius Shepard passed away in 2014, he left behind a body of work unparalleled in its richness, power, and sheer originality. In 2008, Subterranean Press published The Best of Lucius Shepard, which served as a massive monument to an extraordinar...

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• / Horror
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"Welcome to Grail, Louisianaùnext to nothing and just beyond realityùwhere hoodoo meets Jesus, and townsfolk pray to both. This dark fantasy delves into the psychological and motivational depths of Grail and its residents. Miss Sedele mixes up gree...