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Polyphony 7:
Deborah Layne and Forrest Aguirre, Editors.
After a brief hiatus, the critically acclaimed anthology series is back under new editorship. This time around, Deborah Layne
teams up with the World Fantasy Award winning co-editor of Leviathan Three and editor of Leviathan Four, Forrest
Aguirre. Read a sample story from Polyphony 7
Table of Contents
The Bravest Girl I Ever Knew
by Howard Waldrop
Dr. Black at the Red Demon Temple
by Brendan Connell
The Snow Queen
by Chris Clarke
Strange Mammals
by Jason Erik Lundberg
The Afterlife of Sorrow
by Mikal Trimm
Breaker of Thresholds
by George Zebrowski
The Seven Deadly Motels
by Bruce Holland Rogers
The Monster in the Field
by Steve Rasnic Tem
There is Something So Quiet and Empty
Inside of You that it Must be Precious
by Ben Peek
A Problem in Five Clocks
by Stephen Bush
Bear in Contradictory Landscape
by David J. Schwartz
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Automata
by Eric Schaller
The Klepsydra
by Micheala Roessner
Captain Kid
by Kristin Livdahl
Loose Ends
by Jerry Oltion
The Possibility of Love
by Stephanie Campisi
Grief-Stepping to the Widower's Waltz
by Ken Scholes
A Sip from the Cup of Enlightenment
by Sarah Totton
The Dust and the Red
by Darin C. Bradley
A Joy Forever
by Celia Marsh
The Heart of the Rail
by Mark Teppo
Mirages
by Eric M. Witchey
Avoiding the Cold War
by Josh Rountree
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Laughin' Boy:
Bradley Denton.
In May of 2000, a group of masked paramilitary gunmen opens fire on the crowd at an outdoor festival in Wichita, Kansas, killing 86 people.
Danny Clayton, innocent bystander, is caught on video laughing in the midst of the carnage. Thereafter, dubbed "Laughin' Boy" he
becomes the focal point for the nation's rage and horror at the event. Unable to stop laughing, he is left little choice but to
enter "treatment" with a pair of celebrity psychiatrists. But, of course, in Bradley Denton's dark comedy, nothing is quite
what it seems.
Although the first edition of this novel (a limited edition hardcover from Subterranean Press) appeared in 2005 and this trade paperback
edition is appearing from Wheatland Press in 2008, the text was completed (except for minor revisions) prior to September 11, 2001.
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Space Magic:
David Levine.
Space Magic is the first short story collection from David D. Levine. His "Tk'Tk'Tk" won the 2006 Hugo Award for Best Short Story. "The Tail of the Golden Eagle" was a previous Hugo nominee; it also appeared on the Nebula preliminary ballot and was a finalist for the Sturgeon Award and Locus Award. Levine was a John W. Campbell Award nominee (2003 and 2004), Writers of the Future Contest winner (2002), James White Award winner (2001), and Clarion West graduate (2000). His stories have appeared in F&SF, Asimov's, Realms of Fantasy, and anthologies including Mike Resnick's New Voices in SF and four Year's Best volumes (two Fantasy, two SF). David lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife Kate Yule.
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Can't Buy Me Faded Love:
Josh Rountree.
"Josh Rountree's writing came down on me like the Assyrian on the fold."
-- Howard Waldrop
Tune in to a Left of the Dial version of the world, where sixties icons wage a war of ideals in their mutual struggle to free America from Nazi oppression; where the Beatles never happened, but John Lennon still claimed a musical destiny; where even the most well-intentioned muse can lead you astray. This is a world of post-apocalyptic record reviewers and misfit musicians fighting against a virtual Hell on earth. This is a world where the ghosts of dead rock stars sing along with us one more time. Can't Buy Me Faded Love collects nine stories of rock & roll and twisted history from Texas writer, Josh Rountree.
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The Moone World:
Howard Waldrop.
(Trade Paperback)
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The Moone World:
Howard Waldrop.
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Polyphony 6:
Deborah Layne and Jay Lake, Editors.
Polyphony 6 is the sixth volume in the critically acclaimed Polyphony anthology series.
The table of contents:
Keys I Don't Remember
by Forrest Aguirre
Winter in Aso
by Paul Berger
For the Sky is Made of Glass
by Hannah Wolf Bowen
The Heresy Box
by Darin Bradley
...And I Ask Myself the Same Question
by Haddayr Copley-Woods
An Autumn Butterfly
by Esther Friesner
Fire Rising in the Moon
by Laura Anna Gilman
God Juice
by M. K. Hobson
Wanderers
by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
Faulkner's Seesaw
by Barry Malzberg and Jack Dann
The Uncanny Valley
by Nick Mamatas
thleeharveyoswaldband
by Ben Peck
The Crawlspace of the World
by Tim Pratt
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Willa
by Robert Reed
Missy Victoria
by Bruce Holland Rogers
Chasing America
by Josh Rountree
Dark Corners
by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
The Drowned Father
by Pamela Sargent
Soon We Shall All Be Saunders
by Ken Scholes
Manifest Destiny
by David Schwartz
The Syncopation Streak
by Anna Tambour
The Last Drinkin' Man's Blues
by Mikal Trimm
Crab
by Steven Utley and Howard Waldrop
The Library of Pi
by Ray Vukcevich
Orange Groves Out to the Horizon
by Richard Wadholm
Schuyler Journal #2
by Robert Freeman Wexler
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The River Knows Its Own:
Jay Lake.
Jay Lake won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2004.
The River Knows Its Own collects twenty-two stories set in the Pacific
Northwest (both the real Pacific Northwest and the one Only Jay Knows).
Several of these stories are new to this collection.
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Swans Over the Moon:
Forrest Aguirre.
The first novel by World Fantasy Award winning editor Forrest Aguirre is tragic fantasy at its most imaginative. The Judicar expects absolute loyalty from his three daughters, but at what cost?
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AWARDS
Jerry Oltion's Paradise Passed was a finalist for the Endeavor Award.
Polyphony 4 was a finalist for a World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology.
“Wings of Meiser Wilhelm” by Theodora Goss, from Polyphony 4, was a finalist
for a World Fantasy Award for Short Fiction.
Wheatland Press congratulates Bruce Holland Rogers, winner of the
World Fantasy Award for Best Short Story for “Don Ysidro” from Polyphony 3.
Wheatland Press congratulates Jay Lake who has won the 2004 John W. Campbell Award for
Best New Writer and Frank Wu who has won the 2004 Hugo Award for Best Fan Artist
Deborah Layne and Jay Lake (for Wheatland Press) were 2004 Finalists for the World Fantasy Award
in the Special Award: Nonprofessional Category.
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Coming Very Soon
The Skeptics Guide to Organic Food
by Barth Anderson
Barth Anderson is the author of The Magician and the Fool and The Patron Saint of Plagues. Humble author by night, by day he is an organic food expert who has worked with the Wedge Coop in Minneapolis for many years.
He has penned the ultimate nuts and bolts guide to eating better (healthier, more responsibly and more deliberately) in the very science fictional world of food production in the 21st Century.
Complete with recipes and other basic instructions, this is a must have for consumers at any level of awareness or culinary skill!
Ordering information will be available very soon. Watch the space to your left.
Update on The Moone World:
We do not have a release date for the book at this time except to say that it will not be in 2008.
If you have pre-ordered The Moone World and would like to cancel your pre-order, please send a request to:inquiries@wheatlandpress.com
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
The Moone World Update
Due to circumstances beyond anyone\'s control, the publication of The Moone World by Howard Waldrop has been delayed. When a firm publication date is set, you\'ll see it here first.
If you previously preordered a copy and you would like to receive a refund, please send an email request to inquiries (at) wheatlandpress.com
Apologies!
Deborah
Sale Extended Through Monday July 7
Through Monday, July 7, 2008 (at midnight Pacific Time), if you buy any two Wheatland Press titles at the regular price, you\'ll get one copy of any volume of Polyphony free.
Just order as usual using Paypal and in the comment box of the order form for the second title, indicate which volume of Polyphony you would like to receive.
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Polyphony 7 Table of Contents
Polyphony 7
Ed. by Deborah Layne and Forrest Aguirre
The Bravest Girl I Ever Knew by Howard Waldrop
Dr. Black at the Red Demon Temple by Brendan Connell
The Snow Queen by Chris Clarke
Strange Mammals by Jason Erik Lundberg
The Afterlife of Sorrow by Mikal Trimmbr>
Breaker of Thresholds by George Zebrowski
The Seven Deadly Hotels by Bruce Holland Rogers
The Monster in the Field by Steve Rasnic Tem
There is Something So Quiet and Empty Inside of You that it Must be Precious by Ben Peek
A Problem in Five Clocks by Stephen Bush
Bear in Contradictory Landscape by David J. Schwartz
Automata by Eric Schaller
The Klepsydra by Micheala Roessner
Captain Kid by Kristin Livdahl
Loose Ends by Jerry Oltion
The Possibility of Love by Stephanie Campisi
Grief-Stepping to the Widower’s Waltz by Ken Scholes
A Sip From the Cup of Enlightenment by Sarah Totton
The Dust and the Red by Darin C. Bradley
A Joy Forever by Celia Marsh
The Heart of the Rail by Mark Teppo
Mirages by Eric M. Witchey
Avoiding the Cold War by Josh Rountree
Publication date November 1, 2008
Pre-order information coming soon!
May 9, 2008
New Ordering Information is Coming Soon!
Polyphony 7 Update
We are still reading. If you have not heard from us yet, then you can expect to by around June 7. Thank you for your patience!
2008 Forthcoming Titles
Please note: all publication dates are approximate, although as accurate as I can make them at the moment.
The Moone World -- Howard Waldrop
(novella) The publication date on this has been delayed. It is unlikely to be any sooner than June and may be later. The website will shortly be updated to reflect this news.
Can\'t Buy Me Faded Love -- Stories by Josh Rountree
Introduction by Howard Waldrop
A collection of Josh Rountree\'s unique brand of alt history and other brands of speculative rock \'n\' roll stories.
May 1, 2008
Space Magic -- Stories by David D. Levine
Introduction by Bruce Holland Rogers
David D. Levine\'s first short story collection. Fifteen sf and f tales, including his \"Tk\'Tk\'Tk\" and \"The Tale of the Golden Eagle.\"
May 1, 2008 (although a special prepiblication RadCon edition will be available at RadCon where David will be GoH.)
Laughin\' Boy -- Bradley Denton
(novel) This amazing novel was written well in advance of the September 11 attacks, but was rendered unpublishable for some time after. It was published in 2006 in a collectors limited edition by Subterranean Press. WP will be doing the trade paperback.
May 25, 2008
Polyphony 7 -- Deborah Layne and Forrest Aguirre (Eds.)
Anthology – Trade Paperback
August 1, 2008
The series continues with a new editorial team.
About a Duck -- Stories by Ray Vukcevich
There is no one else like Ray and I\'m very pleased to be publishing his second collection.
August 1, 2008
Polyphony 7 Guidelines
POLYPHONY 7
Edited by Deborah Layne and Forrest Aguirre
Wheatland Press announces an open reading period for POLYPHONY 7, the seventh volume in the critically-acclaimed POLYPHONY anthology series. The publisher and
editors are committed to finding outstanding cutting edge fiction from new
writers as well as from established writers. We will be looking for stories that
stretch (or break) the boundaries of traditional genres. Send us your magic
realism, surrealism, literary stories with a genre sensibility, and other
hard-to-classify stories with strong literary values, compelling characters,
engaging tone and unique voice. If you really want to know what we are looking
for, check out the previous volumes of POLYPHONY, available directly from
Wheatland Press, genre booksellers or online booksellers.
We will accept submissions by lettermail only at our P.O. Box, postmarked from
December 1, 2007 to January 15, 2008. Manuscripts received with a postmark date
outside the designated submission period will be discarded unopened. Email
submissions are welcome from overseas contributors. If you live in the United
States and feel you must email a submission to us, please query first.
Please follow standard manuscript formatting and submission conventions,
especially including no simultaneous or multiple submissions. Word count is open,
but our preferred range is 4,000-10,000 words. If you are unfamiliar with
standard manuscript formatting, please see the various essays and references
under the heading \"Manuscript Preparation\" at:
http://www.sfwa.org/writing/
It is our intention to respond to all submissions by the end of March 2008. We
will pay $0.04 per word for First Print and Electronic World Anthology Rights, to
a maximum of $400.00, on acceptance, along with two author\'s copies on
publication. These guidelines may be redistributed freely in their entirety.
We look forward to seeing your best work.
Deborah Layne, Publisher and Editor
Forrest Aguirre, Editor
Wheatland Press
P.O. Box 1818
Wilsonville, OR 97070
inquiries@wheatlandpress.com
Spring Cleaning Sale
Special Offer Available From Now (March 30) through April 30, 2007:
Buy any title with a cover price of $19.95 and get any other title free. Just place the order for the first title as usual and list your choice of a free title in the comments box on the Paypal form.
If you don\'t like to use PayPal, then you can send me a check with a note enclosed telling me which titles you\'d like.
Got questions about this? Email me at: inquiries@wheatlandpress.com
Watch for an announcement of new titles Real Soon Now!
As always, thank you for your support!!
Submissions
We are not presently open for submissions.
Watch this space for an announcement about the submission period for Polyphony 7.
Please do not send submissions at this time.
LAConIV - WorldCon
Wheatland Press will have a table in the Dealer Room at LA Con IV (WorldCon) August 23 through 27 in the Anaheim Convention Center.
In addition to purchasing all the other WP titles, you will be able to preorder both Polyphony 6 and Twenty-Six Lies/One Truth.
In fact, if you preorder either of those titles, you will receive a fabulous (albeit modest) gift.
As if that wasn\\\'t enough, titles from a few other small presses will also be available, including the latest issues of Flytrap (from Tropism Press) and Talebones (from Fairwood Press).
The Dealer Room opens on Wednesday at high noon and it will not close until we have sold every book...oh, wait, no, that is not quite right...the Dealer Room actually closes some time on Sunday. Stop on by and say hello!
World Fantasy Award Nominations
The World Fantasy Award Nominations have been announced.
Polyphony 5 (Ed. by Deborah Layne and Jay Lake) has been nominated in the Best Anthology category.
The Keyhole Opera (by Bruce Holland Rogers) has been nominated in the Best Collection category.
Congratulations to everyone involved with both books!
Next Reading Period
Since I\'ve had some queries, I thought I would mention that we have not yet set the dates for the Polyphony 7 reading period. It will probably be January-February 2007. Watch this space for a definitive announcement.
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