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314. Redding, Judith M. "Unexpurgated Notes from a Homicide Case File." |
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315. Robson, Ruthann. "Women's Music." |
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316. Sturgis, Susanna J. "Sustenance." |
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317. Wagner, Joyce. "Bad Company." |
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318. Williamson, Lisa D. "Best of Friends." |
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319. Wright, Linda K. "The Last Train." |
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320. Dozois, Gardner, and Sheila Williams (editors). Isaac Asimov's Vampires. New York: Ace, 1996. |
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This is a collection of eight vampire stories that appeared in the pages of the magazine Asimov's Science Fiction. |
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321. Cadigan, Pat. "My Brother's Keeper." |
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A young woman named China enters the underworld of junkies and addicts in an attempt to locate her brother Joe. She finds him, eventually, but she also discovers a world of vampires that prey on those beaten down by drugs. |
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322. Farber, Sharon N. "A Surfeit of Melancholic Humours." |
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In London of 1665 a terrible plague kills thousands of people. The devastation is so terrible that the young physician and narrator of this tale, Dr. William Praisegood, fears the city will soon become a mausoleum. Then he meets a foreigner, a pale-faced gentleman with a penchant for drinking blood, who seems completely immune to the plague. (See #8 where Dr. Praisegood also appears as a character.) |
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323. Frost, Gregory. "Some Things Are Better Left." |
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324. Lee, Tanith. "Winter Flowers." |
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325. Palwick, Susan. "Ever After." |
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326. Redd, David. "The Old Man of Munington." |
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Jenny is nine years old and quite prescient when in the presence |
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