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The Worlds of Philip José Farmer 1: Protean Dimensions – Now shipping
US$ 20.00
6×9 tpb, 264 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0-615-37005-7
LIMITED EDITION
of 500 copies
Edited by Michael Croteau, this new anthology is a tour through SF Grand Master Philip José Farmer’s many creations, featuring essays by the likes of Randall Garrett and James Gunn, interviews with Farmer, stories set in Farmer’s expanded worlds by Chris Roberson, David Bischoff, Rhys Hughes, and other SF/F talents, and previously unpublished fiction and more by Farmer himself.
Contents:
Foreword by Paul Malmont
Lost Worlds
The Bite of the Asp by Randall Garrett
Newly Born, Newly Dead by Philip José Farmer
It Could Make a Great Fantasy by Laura Wilkes Carey
My Summer Husband by Philip José Farmer
Classic Worlds
Sail On! Sail On! by Philip José Farmer
Read On! Read On! by James Gunn
Comment on “Sail On! Sail On!” by Philip José Farmer
Peoria-Colored Worlds
The Legend of Mishiwapo by Philip José Farmer
Philip José Farmer’s Adventures in Hollywood by Jack Mertes
Bordering on the Absurd by Danny Adams
Parallel Worlds
Infamy by Edward Morris
Le Maréchal by Paul Spiteri
Expanded Worlds
The Pollinators by Rhys Hughes
Is He in Hell? by Win Scott Eckert
The Blakeney Family Tree by Win Scott Eckert
No Trees of Earth by David Bischoff
A Kick in the Side by Christopher Paul Carey
Flesh Endures by Dennis E Power
The Final Flight of Greatheart Silver by Chris Roberson
Postlude
A Writer’s Prayer by Philip José Farmer
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I finished reading Worlds of Philip Jose Farmer last night – plenty of good meaty stuff. (and loved Win’s story)
Gotta love the PJF!
What a great book! And what incredible contributors! I cannot recommend it enough.
Stu, thanks for the shout out!
Of course, the gems of this collection are the new Farmer pieces, “Summer Husband” and “Newly Born, Newly Dead” (though this last is imcomplete). I really enjoyed the other stories that carry on Farmer’s work, “Kick in the Side” and “Flesh Endures”, this last a nice twist putting two of Farmer’s stories together!
Oh, heck, it’s just all good!