Dan Simmons / Unknown Binding / Published June 1992
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Fires of EdenDan Simmons / Unknown Binding / Published September 1995
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By overdeveloping Mauna Pele, a resort on the Kona Coast of Hawaii, billionaire Byron Trumbo has unwittingly reopened a centuries-old battle between Pele, goddess of volcanoes, and her immortal enemies. Giants are being spotted, guests turn up dead and dismembered, volcanoes erupt and send lava flowing close to the resort, and Byron must face the wrath of his enemies.
Dan Simmons / Unknown Binding / Published October 1994
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A real-estate mogul's attempts to build a deluxe Hawaiian resort are undermined by the disappearance of guests, discovery of strange beasts capable of human speech, and volcanic eruptions, as vengeful gods bring their immortal rivalries into the modern world.
Stephen King, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Phases of Gravity
Dan Simmons / Paperback / Published February 1991
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Richard Baedecker once walked on the moon, but everything the ex-astronaut has ever done seems only a simulation, a preparation for something bigger. Vivid, compelling and brilliantly written, this is an exploration of the human heart and a journey through regions more remote than the moon. Original.
Prayers to Broken StonesDan Simmons / Paperback / Published May 1992
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Since winning the first Rod Serling Twilight Zone contest (for "The River Styx Runs Upstream," contained in this volume), Simmons has received the Hugo for Hyperion, World Fantasy for Song of Kali, and the Bram Stoker for Carrion Comfort. Contains 13 stories. Preview of Simmons' new September Bantam hardcover, The Hollow Man. HC: Dark Harvest.
Dan Simmons / Paperback / Published October 1991
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O terrible wife of Siva / Your tongue is drinking the blood, / O dark Mother! O unclad Mother. It is remarkable that prior to writing this first novel, Dan Simmons had spent only two and a half days in Calcutta, a city too wicked to be suffered, his narrator says. Fortunately back in print after several years during which it was hard to obtain, this rich, bizarre novel practically reeks with atmosphere. The story concerns an American poet who travels with his Indian wife and their baby to Calcutta to pick up an epic poem cycle about the goddess Kali. The Bengali poet wh...
The Rise of Endymion
Dan Simmons / Hardcover / Published September 1997
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The conclusion of the author's Hugo Award-winning Hyperion series--which includes Hyperion, The Fall of Hyperion, and Endymion--follows Aenea's emergence as a messiah and her relationship to Raul Endymion and the poet Martin Silenius."
Stephen King, et al / Unknown Binding / Published March 1990
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Douglas E. Winter presents a collection of all-new, tantalizingly terrifying stories by masters of horror. Features the work of Stephen King, Dan Simmons and George R.R. Martin. "Strong stuff, with good shudder potential . . . A success . . . You'll want to read this one!"--Locus. Published in hardcover as Night Visions 5. (Occult/Horror) Ctn Qty/50.