Dreaming again
Subtitle: thirty-five new stories celebrating the wild side of Australian fiction
By: edited by Jack Dann
Edition: 1st U.S. ed.
Publisher: Eos
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 566
ISBN-13: 9780061364082
Subjects: Australian Short stories; Australian Fantasy fiction; Fiction
Notes: "First published in Australia in 2008 by HarperVoyager, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, Australia"--Title page verso.
Table of contents: title: Old friends  -- Garth Nix; title: A guided tour in the Kingdom of the Dead  -- Richard Harland; title: This is my blood  -- Ben Francisco and Chris Lynch; title: Nightship  -- Kim Westwood; title: The fooly  -- Terry Dowling; title: Neverland blues  -- Adam Browne; title: The Jacaranda wife  -- Angela Slatter; title: The constant past  -- Sean McMullen; title: The forest  -- Kim Wilkins; title: Robots & Zombies, Inc.  -- Lucy Sussex; title: The way to the exit  -- Sara Douglass; title: Grimes and the Gaijin Daimyo  -- A. Bertram Chandler; title: Lure  -- Paul Collins; title: Empire  -- Simon Brown; title: Lakeside  -- Christopher Green; title: Trolls' night out  -- Jenny Blackford; title: The rest is silence  -- Aaron Sterns; title: Smoking, waiting for the dawn  -- Jason Nahrung; title: The Lanes of Camberwell  -- Cecilia Dart-Thornton; title: Lost arts  -- Stephen Dedman; title: Undead camels ate their flesh  -- Jason Fischer; title: Europa  -- Cecily Scutt; title: Riding on the Q-ball  -- Rosaleen Love; title: In from the snow  -- Lee Battersby; title: The lost property room  -- Trudi Canavan; title: Heere be monsters  -- John Birmingham; title: Purgatory  -- Rowena Cory Daniells; title: Manannan's children  -- Russell Blackford; title: The fifth star in the Southern Cross  -- Margo Lanagan; title: Twilight in Caeli-Amur  -- Rjurik Davidson; title: Paradise design'd  -- Janeen Webb; title: The new deal  -- Trent Jamieson; title: Conquist  -- Dirk Strasser; title: The last great house of Isla Tortuga  -- Peter M. Ball; title: Perchance to dream -- Isobelle Carmody.