Gene Wolfe's Book of Days
Locus Award nominee 1982.
A collection of eighteen stories celebrating the 18 notable days of the American calender.
Contents:
- Date Due (a story hidden in the introduction)
- How the Whip Came Back
- Of Relays and Roses
- Paul's Treehouse
- St. Brandon
- Beautyland
- Car Sinister
- The Blue Mouse
- How I Lost the Second World War
- The Adopted Father
- Forlesen
- An Article About Hunting
- The Changeling
- Many Mansions
- Against the Lafayette Escadrille
- Three Million Square Miles
- The War Beneath the Tree
- La Befana
- Melting
Gene Wolfe's world is nothing like our own... It is bizarre and fantastical, grotesque and wonder-filled. It is a world of prowling houses, pregnant cars, space-age slaves and toys that are more than life-like. It is a world of shadows and unexceptional violence where man's technological fantasies have surpassed his dreams.
From this world comes a story for every holiday from New Year's Eve to Christmas Day – each marked by Gene Wolfe's unique imagination. And each, of course, about a world nothing like our own.
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