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Something Magic This Way Comes
Martin H. Greenberg & Sarah A. Hoyt · 2008anthology
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In the earliest days of humankind, everything in the world seemed magical. Gods and demons, spirits and sprites were considered to be responsible for everything from life and death, to the turning of the seasons, to the abundance or failure of crops. Today, much that was once attributed to magic has been explained by science, and in our technologically driven world, the question is whether there is still a place for magic. For twenty of fantasy's finest imaginers, the answer is obviously, "Yes." So welcome to visionary, modern-day realms of magic where surprising things can still happen. From a Gypsy fortune-teller's transforming prophecy...to a troubled teen seeking a haven from his family woes...to a mysterious gathering of cats at Cape Canavaral...and a kid out to spook his best friend into believing that werewolves are real...here are stories that will amuse you or send chills down your spine—or have you looking wistfully around the next corner, hoping to find a bit of magic all your own....
Source · Open Library
Contents
- 1More to Truth Than Proofshort story
- 2In a Dark Wood, Dreamingshort story
- 3The Thing in the Woodsshort story
- 4The Star Catsshort story
- 5Lighthouse Surfershort story
- 6Something Virtual This Way Comesshort story
- 7Tears of Goldshort story
- 8Houdini's Mirrorshort story
- 9Angel in the Cabbagesshort story
- 10Raining the Wild Huntshort story
- 11Still Life, with Catsnovelette
- 12The Case of the Allergic Leprechaunshort story
- 13The Flood Was Fixedshort story
- 14Visitor's Night at Joey Chicago'sshort story
- 15A Midsummer Nightmarenovelette
- 16Winds of Changeshort story
- 17Firebird and Shadowshort story
- 18Night of the Wolfshort story
- 19Opus No. 1short story
- 20Regency Spritenovelette
- 21Raining the Wild Hunt (excerpt)short story
