Volume 1 |
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Story |
Author |
Description |
"Taken He Cannot Be" |
Will Shetterly |
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"What the Eye Sees, What the Heart Feels" |
Robert Devereaux |
The ultimate proof that what we experience has a lasting effect upon us. |
"Old One-Antler" |
Michael Armstrong |
A father and son hunting trip brings them closer together than either would have imagined... |
"Stampede of Light" |
Marina Fitch |
For anyone who's ever been the quiet kid on the playground. I would have gone... |
"Gilgamesh Recidivus" |
P.D. Cacek |
What happens when the irresistable force throws itself off the top of the immovable object? |
"Big Dogs, Strange Days" |
Edward Bryant |
Four strangers meet at a roadhouse, not realizing that their quests will lead them to the same answer... |
"The Tenth Worthy" |
Susan Shwartz |
A post-cataclysmic story set in NYC's Cloisters (home of the Unicorn Tapestries). |
"Daughter of the Tao" |
Lisa Mason |
The Four Fabulous Creatures of the eastern mythos try and deal with the hustle and bustle of San Francisco. |
"The Devil on Myrtle Ave." |
Eric Lustbader |
Life, death, pain, joy, love, hate...this one's got it all. |
"Dame à la Licorne" |
Judith Tarr |
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"Convergence" |
Lucy Taylor |
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"The Day of Sounding of Josh M'bobwe: A Read-aloud Tale" |
Janet Berliner |
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"The Trouble with Unicorns" |
Nancy Willard |
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"Professor Gottesman and the Indian Rhinoceros" |
Peter S. Beagle |
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Volume 2 |
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Story |
Author |
Description |
"Sea Dreams" |
Kevin J. Anderson & Rebecca Moesta |
The story of an eerie friendship between two girls, one of whom leads a life of practicality and realism, while the other
spends her days in a world of fantasy...or does she? |
"Julie's Unicorn" |
Peter S. Beagle |
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"The Same But Different" |
Janet Berliner |
Wherin we learn that "The Next Big Thing" isn't always the best thing. |
"Seven for a Secret" |
Charles de Lint |
"We've all got stories, a history that sews one piece of who we were to another until you get the reason we're who we are now." That
sentence sums it up better than anything I could put down here. |
"The Brew" |
Karen Joy Fowler |
Is the next-door neighbor really hiding a mystery in his basement, or is he just a drunk old man with crazy stories? |
"Mirror of Lop Nor" |
George Guthridge |
Unicorns through the looking glass. |
"The Hunt of the Unicorn" |
Ellen Kushner |
Medieval power struggles threaten a pair of young lovers. |
"Winter Requiem" |
Michael Marano |
Don't move into this neighborhood... |
"A Rare Breed" |
Elizabeth Ann Scarborough |
Unicorns invade a small town in coastal Washington. |
"A Plague of Unicorns" |
Robert Sheckley |
That old truism rears its head: Be careful what you wish for. |
"Survivor" |
Dave Smeds |
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"A Thief in the Night" |
S.P. Somtow |
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"Half-Grandma" |
Melanie Tem |
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"Three Duets for Virgin and Nosehorn" |
Tad Williams |
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"We Blazed" |
Dave Wolverton |
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