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fiction
- 'Thicker Than Water' in Jupiter 23 (Jan 2009) - PDF
- 'The Amber Room' in Pantechnicon 9 (Mar 2009) - PDF
non-fiction
- review of Template by Matthew Hughes in Interzone 218.
- review of Lexicon Urthus, Second Edition by Michael Andre-Druissi in Interzone 219.
- interview with Bruce Sterling & review of his The Caryatids in Interzone 221.
- review of Offworld by Robin Parrish in Interzone 223.
- review of Starcombing by David Langford in Interzone 224.
- review of Broken Symmetries by Steve Redwood in Interzone 225.
- 'Thicker Than Water' in Jupiter 23 (Jan 2009) - PDF
- 'The Amber Room' in Pantechnicon 9 (Mar 2009) - PDF
non-fiction
- review of Template by Matthew Hughes in Interzone 218.
- review of Lexicon Urthus, Second Edition by Michael Andre-Druissi in Interzone 219.
- interview with Bruce Sterling & review of his The Caryatids in Interzone 221.
- review of Offworld by Robin Parrish in Interzone 223.
- review of Starcombing by David Langford in Interzone 224.
- review of Broken Symmetries by Steve Redwood in Interzone 225.
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4 comments:
I do not see among your books the Durrell-Miller Letters published by Faber, nor do I see Alexandria: City of Memory, by Michael Haag, published by Yale University Press, which is the definitive account of Lawrence Durrell in Alexandria and how he came to write The Alexandria Quartet.
No, it's not complete by any means. I do have Prospero's Cell, Reflections on a Marine Venus and White Eagles Over Serbia in paperback, but there are several books I'm missing.
That's a great collection! Puts mine to shame... Anonymous is right about the Durrell-Miller letters; if you don't have them yet, it's a superb volume.
I actually have Lawrence Durrell and Henry Miller, which is I assume the one you mean. I've also bought Michael Haag's Alexandria: City of Memory since posting my Durrell collection on my blog.
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