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A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review
by Newell Dunlap.

strong>JAMES GRADY – Six Days of the Condor. W.W.Norton & Co., hardcover, 1974. Dell, paperback, 1975. Also published as Three Days of the Condor (Dell, paperback, date?). Film: Also as Three Days of the Condor


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DOUG ALLYN “The Hate Tapes.” Published in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, March 2010. Not known to have been collected or reprinted.

Murph, the leading protagonist in this all-too-short short story, is the guitarist and lead singer for a rock band named the Kurves. You may not have known about them before, but at o...


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ANNE McCAFFREY – Dragonrider. Serialized in Analog SF, December 1967 – January 1969. Novella. Nebula winner. Reprinted in Nebula Award Stories Four, edited by Poul Anderson (Doubleday, hardcover, December 1969; Pocket, paperback, January 1969).

This is the sequel demanded by the story “Weyr S...


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DAY KEENE – The Brimstone Bed. Avon T-459, paperback original; 1st printing, 1960. Macfadden, paperback, 1968.

Disbarred lawyer Bill Bailey picks a bad time to find his former assistant Joey Montana – it’s the same day somebody decides to shoot him full of holes, and the three years in prison Bailey blames on Joey for a crime he didn’t...


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ANALOG SF – January 1968, Editor: John W. Campbell. Cover art credited to NASA. Overall rating: ***½.

R. C. FITZPATRICK & LEIGH RICHMOND. “There Is a Tide.” Novelette. The continuing story of Sr, Stephen Jansen and his experiments with brain transplants, This time threats come from outside, with underlying hints about the p...


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