The Bible Repairman and Other Stories
World Fantasy Award 2012, Locus Award for Best Collection 2012.
In his first new collection since 2005, the master of the secret history delves into the mysteries of souls, whether they are sacrificed on the
pinnacle of Mount Parnassus or lodged in a television cable box.
Containing two new stories and Powers's short fiction that was only
previously available in limited editions, the cornerstone of the
collection is a postscript to his harrowing novel of the haunting of the Romantic poets, The Stress of Her Regard. After Byron and Shelley
break free of the succubus that claimed them, their associate, Trelawny, forges an alliance with Greek rebels to reestablish the deadly
connection between man and the nephilim.
Meanwhile, in a Kabbalistic story of transformation, the executor of an
old friend's will is duped into housing his soul, but for the grace of
the family cat. A rare book collector replaces pennies stolen from Jean Harlow's square in the Hollywood Walk of Fame — and discovers a
literary mystery with supernatural consequences. In a tale of time
travel between 2015-1975, a tragedy sparked by an angel falling onto a
pizza shop is reenacted — and the event is barely, but fatally, altered.
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Tim Powers
Tim Powers won the World Fantasy Award twice for his critically acclaimed novels Last Call and Declare. Declare also received the International Horror Guild Award. His novel On Stranger Tides inspired the Monkey Island video game series and was sold to Disney for the movie franchise installment Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. His book The Anubis Gates won the Philip K. Dick award and is considered a modern science fiction classic and a progenitor of the Steampunk genre. Powers won the Dick award again for straight science fiction post-apocalypse novel Dinner at Deviant’s Palace.

