Wind Over Heaven and Other Dark Tales
Endeavour Award nominee 2001.
From dark fairy tales to creepy science fiction to a theological mystery set in the Old West, the mind of Bruce Holland Rogers takes you to territories of the bizarre: Wall Street, Suburbia, and Mexico. In the Nebula Award-nominated story "These Shoes Strangers Have Died Of," a World War II veteran confronts the perpetrators and victims of genocide, and the would-be perpetrators, through his art. The title story, "Wind Over Heaven," exposes the weird underside of the upscale restaurant business. And the 1998 Bram Stoker Award-winner "The Dead Boy at Your Window" (which also won a Pushcart Prize for literary fiction) takes readers on a journey to the land of the dead like no other.
- Introduction: Listen Carefully by Alan Rodgers
- The Dead Boy At Your Window
- Vox Domini
- An Eye for Acquisitions
- Cloud Stalking Mice
- Gravity
- On Top
- The Apple Golem
- Wind Over Heaven
- Bright Seeds in a Whirlwind
- These Shoes Strangers Have Died of
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