books by Jeff VanderMeer     books:     Jeff VanderMeer      Predator: South China Sea Jeff VanderMeer Dark Horse Comics, 2008 Predator: South China Sea This book is very well written and the plot moves very well. There need to be more books of this kind featuring the PREDATORS.             City of Saints and Madmen Jeff Vandermeer Spectra, 2006 Must REad It Very original Very good The fantasy is top grade and the stories are all colorful. Very worth checking out             The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases Mark Roberts, Jeff Vandermeer Bantam, 2005 Don't Read All at Once! Savor These Bites of Dadaism.... This guide to uncommon and unlikely diseases is, to be blunt, the perfect bathroom book. It invites brief visits to sample the latest absurd malady and then wonder to yourself, "Dear God! I think I may be SUFFERING from this horrid and loathesome disease MYSELF!" ...             The New Weird Tachyon Publications, 2008 A sample of what the next generation of horror, science fiction, and fantasy will bring forth. A look at the darker side of the world with horrifying rituals, insane festivals and more disturbing imagery are to be found in this exciting new short story collection - "The New Weird". Featuring stories by acclaimed authors Clive Barker and Michael Moorcock among a ...             Steampunk Tachyon Publications, 2008 Not Free SF Reader Another interesting retrospective anthology from the VanderMeer marital team, from the same publisher in Tachyon, too. This one I think with a cooler and more appropriate cover. The difference here is that neither of the editors are as heavily invested in the ...             Veniss Underground Jeff Vandermeer Spectra, 2005 Not Free SF Reader Do Meerkats Bladerun from The Island of Doctor Moreau? after reading Jeff VanderMeer's Veniss Underground, you will probably have an opinion on the subject. This 2003 collection from Tor of three related stories of increasing length, the last hence being a novella. ...             Out of Space and Time (Bison Frontiers of Imagination) Clark Ashton Smith Bison Books, 2006 Clark Ashton Smith Ijust glad someone brought this great fantasy writer back for others to enjoy.             Shriek: An Afterword Jeff VanderMeer Tor Books, 2007 A Major Work from a Talent to Watch A writer as productive as Jeff VanderMeer produces a variety of fictions and essays that appear in various forms, but among several others I'm not mentioning, so far we have seen three especially notable books from Jeff VanderMeer: City of Saints and Madmen, which ...             Fast Ships, Black Sails Naomi Novik, Garth Nix, ... Night Shade Books, 2008 Pirates Pick Particular Prose An entertaining collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy pirate stories. Eighteen all-original pirate tales, all good. The VanderMeer's have done several previous collections (Steampunk, New Weird) and this is as good. Authors include Kage Baker (I Begyn as I Mean to ...             Agog! Ripping Reads Margo Lanagan, Jeff Vandermeer, ... Agog! Press, 2006 Agog! Ripping Reads is an excellent overview of current Australian speculative fiction This collection features twenty two original short stories by Australian authors (plus Jeff Vandermeer). In "A Pig's Whisper" by Margo Lanagan (author of the collection Black Juice, which won two World Fantasy Awards, and was a Michael L. Printz Honor Book, American ...             The Surgeon's Tale Cat Rambo, Jeff VanderMeer Prime, 2007 Love the Surgeon I just finished reading The Surgeon's Tale and Other Stories by Cat Rambo and Jeff Vandermeer. I gotta tell you, this slim volume of tales had me on every page. The title story, a collaboration between the two authors, owes its roots to Poe and Shelley; it's like a ...             The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, ... Night Shade Books, 2003 It just might save your life! Normally, when a person reviews a book, they aren't actually reviewing "the book" but the ideas contained therein. And normally, such a semantic quibble would be absurd, but in the case of "The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases" it ...             Leviathan Three Forrest Aguirre, Zoran Zivkovic Wildside Press, 2002 Fantasy isn't dead This is a Pandora's box of a book. Open it up and you'll be amazed. Every approach to imaginative fiction from Zoran Zivkovic's brilliant Library stories, a Michael Moorcock Jerry Cornelius story which reads like today's news, Jeffrey Ford, Scott Thomas, Tamar Yellin ...             Secret Life Jeff VanderMeer Golden Gryphon Press, 2004 A wonderful collection with uniquely splendid Notes Secret Life is the most engaging collection of short stories by a living author that I have read in years. VanderMeer did himself a disservice, in one way, by his Notes after each story, in which he tells the story behind what we've just read. They give away something ...             Mapping The Beast: The Best Of Leviathan Jeff VanderMeer Prime Books, 2009 Mapping the Beast collects the best fiction from the landmark anthology series Leviathan and its sister publication Album Zutique. From the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, Leviathan provided confrontational, sometimes controversial surreal short stories, and helped chart the limits of fantasy fiction. 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