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Golden Gryphon Press, founded in 1997 by Jim Turner, the long-time
editor of Arkham House, and now run by Gary and Geri Turner and Marty
Halpern, publishes handsome, quality short story collections and novels
by some of the finest writers of genre fiction. Golden Gryphon Press
books feature striking cover art, and are crafted using the finest material
and techniques.
The Golden Gryphon website at www.goldengryphon.com
gives full details of all their titles. Golden Gryphon publications
covered elsewhere in infinity
plus include...
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Two Trains Running
by Lucius Shepard
"A fine article, a major novella and an interesting
novelette ... 'Over Yonder'" is a compelling story that crams more
invention into its 28,000 words than would fit into many a novel."
- from Gary Couzens' infinity
plus review.
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Breathmoss And Other Exhalations
by Ian R MacLeod
"Thank God for Golden
Gryphon Press ... I've just never handled or read books so consistently
beautiful to hold, and behold, and so satisfying to read"
- from Kilian Melloy's infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
Verglas (an extract
from novella featured in Breathmoss); and an Ian
R MacLeod interview.. |
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Mockymen
by Ian Watson
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
Mockymen (an extract from
the novel); and an Ian Watson
interview. |
Budayeen Nights
by George Alec Effinger
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
"A seductive mosaic, empathically beautiful, painfully tender, excitingly
imaginative, and deeply personal."
- from Claude Lalumière's infinity
plus review. |
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The Silver Gryphon
edited by Gary Turner and Marty Halpern
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
"All the stories are good, and some are worthy of awards. But we
should expect no less..."
- from Stuart Jaffe's infinity
plus review.
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Custer's Last Jump and Other Collaborations
by Howard Waldrop et al
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
"A stangely entertaining collection of eight collaborations
between Howard Waldrop and other, mostly Texan, writers."
- from Claude Lalumière's infinity
plus review. |
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Brighten to Incandescence: 17 Stories
by Michael Bishop
"This is literature meeting genre
in the best sense of both words."
- from Stuart Jaffe's infinity
plus review
Elsewhere in infinity
plus: Chihuahua
Flats (a story from the collection); and a Michael
Bishop interview. |
Black Projects, White Knights: The Company Dossiers
by Kage Baker
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
The
Dust Enclosed Here (a short story from the collection). |
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Swift Thoughts
by George Zebrowski
"George Zebrowski takes answering the question
'What if?' to another level."
- from Alan M Rogers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere in infinity
plus: The
Word Sweep (a story from the collection); and a George
Zebrowski interview. |
Claremont Tales II
by Richard A Lupoff
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
Jubilee
(a short story from the collection); and a
Richard A Lupoff interview. |
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Impact Parameter and other quantum realities
by Geoffrey A Landis
"Landis is currently a very good writer
... an exceptionally nicely produced book."
- from John Grant's infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: Approaching
Perimelasma (a novelette from the collection); and a Geoffrey
Landis interview. |
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Strange Trades
by Paul Di Filippo
Elsewhere in infinity
plus:
Karuna,
Inc (a novella from the collection); and a
Paul Di Filippo interview. |
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The Wild Boy
by Warren Rochelle
"A gripping narrative of cultural crisis and
individual estrangement. There never was an alien invasion quite
like the one in The Wild Boy."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: an extract from
The Wild Boy. |
Dogged Persistence
by Kevin J Anderson
"In this volume, Kevin J. Anderson demonstrates
at short lengths the consummate professionalism that has made him
one of SF's most commercially successful novelists. "
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: a story from the collection, Scientific
Romance; and a Kevin
J Anderson interview. |
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Stories for an Enchanted Afternoon
by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
"...an author of immense professionalism, prolific,
efficient, immediate and to-the-point in her insights ... a full
cargo of wonder and wisdom."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: an extract from a novelette from the collection,
Millennium Babies. |
Claremont Tales I
by Richard A Lupoff
"An unusually versatile writer, a rover
of genres and highly fluent appropriator of literary voices ...
probably the most varied collection yet from Golden Gryphon Press."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: a novelette from the collection, Discovery
of the Ghooric Zone; and a Richard
A Lupoff interview. |
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Beluthahatchie and Other Stories
by Andy Duncan
"Andy Duncan is an artist of death and memory,
one of the finest in contemporary speculative fiction: hugely versatile,
at once darkly humorous and utterly humane."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: a novella from the World Fantasy Award-winning
collection,
Fortitude, and an Andy
Duncan interview. |
Blue Kansas Sky
by Michael Bishop
"...fine fictions by one of the finest
SF and Fantasy writers of the last thirty years."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: extracts from two of the novellas in the
collection, Death
and Designation among the Asadi and Blue
Kansas Sky; and a Michael
Bishop interview. |
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High Cotton: Selected Stories of Joe R. Lansdale
by Joe R Lansdale
"...clever and visceral, moral and terrifying,
collectively a master class in suspenseful violent storytelling."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: a story from the collection, Steppin'
Out, Summer, '68, and a Joe
R Lansdale interview. |
Terminal Visions
by Richard Paul Russo
"Another fine collection from Golden Gryphon
Press, Terminal Visions assembles austerely poetic tales
told from the heart."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: a story from the collection, Just
Drive, She Said, and a Richard
Paul Russo interview. |
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The Dragons of Springplace
by Robert Reed
"An exceptional book, a collection of short
stories, every one of which is a scintillating gem of a tale."
- from Stuart Carter's infinity
plus review. |
The Moon Maid and Other Fantastic
Adventures
by R García y Robertson
"What a nourishing collection of stories
The Moon Maid is! Truly wonderful stuff."
- from David Mathew's infinity
plus review. |
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Perpetuity Blues and other stories
by Neal Barrett, Jr
"A fine and significant collection, consistent,
acute, deeply involving."
- from Nick Gevers' infinity
plus review.
Elsewhere on this site: the title story, Perpetuity
Blues, and a Neal
Barret, Jr interview.
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The Robot's Twilight Companion
by Tony Daniel
Elsewhere in infinity
plus, two excellent stories from this collection:
A
Dry, Quiet War and Life
on the Moon. |
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Think Like a Dinosaur
by James Patrick Kelly
"The quality of the stories is exceptional,
the book as an object attractive and beautifully produced."
- from Eric Brown's infinity
plus review.
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Eternal Lovecraft
edited by Jim Turner
"Believe me when I say that Eternal
Lovecraft would look very very nice on your shelf."
- from Jason Gould's infinity
plus review.
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