David Garnett (2) (1947–)
Autor de Bikini Planet
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David Garnett (2) se ha aliado con David S. Garnett.
Obras de David Garnett
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Off the Track {short story} 5 copias
A Friend Indeed [short fiction] 4 copias
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1947-06-15
- Género
- male
- País (para mapa)
- United Kingdom
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Cheshire, UK
Miembros
Reseñas
A friend indeed [short fiction] por David Garnet
Rather trite story of meeting a childhood nemesis...
A real mixture, some great, some awful
Storm Constantine - Immaculate
Donna can feel computers dreaming, while her colleague, Reeb has just returned from losing half of his body in a work accident..weird.
Paul Di Filipo - Any major dude
The world has been reshaped by nano-technology, starting in North Africa,and people who were lovers meet again after losing touch....
J.D.Gresham - Heat
A woman has to leave a party early as the temperature rises...
Ian MacDonald - Floating dogs
Superb far future tale of a small group 'beings' on a mission...
Kim Newman - Ubermensch!
A Jewish man is on his way to Spandau Prison to meet an infamous prisoner there...
Indetermincy - Jay Summers
New Wave at its most convoluted Seems to be set in the art world ...
Michael Moorcock - Colour
Jack, a gambler, sets of from New Orleans on a ship for a picaresque journey through the Multiverse....
Mathew Dickens - The descent of man
Two men meet in free fall, one sees his mother pass, they discuss the nature of things...a classic.
Simon Ings and Charles Stross - Something sweet
Rather over-hyper slice of cyber punk set in London...
Brian Alldis - FOAM
A strange tale of a technology to move memories, set against a growing war...… (más)
Storm Constantine - Immaculate
Donna can feel computers dreaming, while her colleague, Reeb has just returned from losing half of his body in a work accident..weird.
Paul Di Filipo - Any major dude
The world has been reshaped by nano-technology, starting in North Africa,and people who were lovers meet again after losing touch....
J.D.Gresham - Heat
A woman has to leave a party early as the temperature rises...
Ian MacDonald - Floating dogs
Superb far future tale of a small group 'beings' on a mission...
Kim Newman - Ubermensch!
A Jewish man is on his way to Spandau Prison to meet an infamous prisoner there...
Indetermincy - Jay Summers
New Wave at its most convoluted Seems to be set in the art world ...
Michael Moorcock - Colour
Jack, a gambler, sets of from New Orleans on a ship for a picaresque journey through the Multiverse....
Mathew Dickens - The descent of man
Two men meet in free fall, one sees his mother pass, they discuss the nature of things...a classic.
Simon Ings and Charles Stross - Something sweet
Rather over-hyper slice of cyber punk set in London...
Brian Alldis - FOAM
A strange tale of a technology to move memories, set against a growing war...… (más)
A couple visit an un-named country which is run down after a long war and uses English. They are given a record by a garage hand whose dead twin brother made records...
Published twelve years after the demise of New Worlds magazine, this was the first in a series of science fiction anthologies. It contains an introduction by Michael Moorcock who once edited the magazine, a couple of articles about sf and 10 stories all dating from 1991.
My two favourites were:
"Heat" by J. D. Gresham - Heat does strange things to women . . . and men.
"Ubermensch!" by Kim Newman - It gave me a big start when I realised just who it was incarcerated in Spandau Prison in this German Expressionist version of Berlin.
After getting a bit damp in my bag during one of the recent rainstorms, sections started coming away from the spine and then individual pages started falling out. It didn’t even get wet enough to make the pages crinkly, so the binding can’t have been very good quality. Unfortunately it had to be binned.… (más)
My two favourites were:
"Heat" by J. D. Gresham - Heat does strange things to women . . . and men.
"Ubermensch!" by Kim Newman - It gave me a big start when I realised just who it was incarcerated in Spandau Prison in this German Expressionist version of Berlin.
After getting a bit damp in my bag during one of the recent rainstorms, sections started coming away from the spine and then individual pages started falling out. It didn’t even get wet enough to make the pages crinkly, so the binding can’t have been very good quality. Unfortunately it had to be binned.… (más)
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Estadísticas
- Obras
- 7
- También por
- 2
- Miembros
- 202
- Popularidad
- #109,082
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 6
- ISBNs
- 127
- Idiomas
- 8