Paraspheres

"�A� marvelously generous collection of stories that dart back and forth over the boundary supposedly separating the genre of the fantastic from mainstream literature." --Peter Straub, bestselling author "[A] marvelously generous collection of stories that dart back and forth over the boundary supposedly separating the genre of the fantastic from mainstream literature." --Peter Straub, bestselling author "A marvelous anthology full of marvelous tales. The sum of an anthology can sometimes be greater than its parts, and these parts--these stories--are bold, haunting, and remarkable." --Kelly Link, author, "Stranger Things Happen" "This anthology begins with a fascinating discussion of fiction and its subdivisions. . . . They are tales of weirdness and wonder, largely set in odd analogues of our own world. Not quite like ordinary literature, nor yet like typical fantasy, they hold a unique and intriguing flavor." --S. Ardrian, "Fearless Reviews" "A feast of fine writing and striking applications of the fantastic to the everyday . . . "ParaSpheres" performs an inestimable service." --Nick Gevers, "Locus" magazine ""ParaSpheres" has succeeded in . . . presenting an excellent selection of unique writing and providing an alternative framework through which it may be understood." --Miranda Siemienowicz, "HorrorScope" "Full of superb stories . . . often breathtaking . . . "ParaSpheres" doesn't point toward other worlds as much as point toward ours, and how we have let our public and private spheres become, alternately, reverie and nightmare." --Alan DeNiro, Rain Taxi Online "The editors have cast an impressively wide net. . . . As a collection of stories, andan introduction to a number of new writers, "ParaSpheres" is fine, and well worth your attention." --Stephen Jeffery, "Interzone"