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Michael Grasso on: Vintage Obscura, conspiracy cheapies, “Piers Plowman”

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By Michael Grasso

PATSY YOUR ENTHUSIASM (8)

THE LONG BLACK VEIL

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By Eric Weisbard

14th
Apr

Bruce Sterling

“For whom does the telephone bell toll?”
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By Mark Kingwell

13th
Apr

The School on the Fens (10)

A high-school campus novel, set in Boston in the 1970s.
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By Robert Waldron

12th
Apr

Shannen Doherty

No one does teenage fragility and aggrieved hostility better.
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By Tor Aarestad

12th
Apr

Goslings (19)

No more men! J.D. Beresford's 1913 plague novel.
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By J.D. Beresford

11th
Apr

Thomas Harris

Hannibal Lecter purely represents a set of American angers and anxieties.
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By Devin McKinney

11th
Apr

The Devolutionist (8)

Dr. Kinney & Co. get involved in inter­planetary class warfare!
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By Homer Eon Flint

10th
Apr

The Clockwork Man (4)

The first-ever cyborg novel! From 1923, by E.V. Odle.
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By E.V. Odle

10th
Apr

Afrika Bambaataa

The “Master of Records” remains enigmatic despite his renown.
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By Franklin Bruno