Imaginings

I wasn't going to say anything about the Hugo nominations because I'm still bitter and pissed-off about the Hugos totally ignoring Imaginings in 2004 (in fact, I'm just generally bitter and pissed-off regarding Imaginings, which is quite probably the biggest overall disappointment of my career to date), but I did want to send out a congratulatory WOOT! to mabfan, who's been nominated in both the novelette ("TelePresence") and short story ("Seventy-Five Years") categories.

Parker and Stone are my heroes mabfan 2006

Helga wrote and performed a new multi-media piece entitled: "Imaginings" at the Whitney Museum at the retrospective's conclusion.

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Walking Contradiction by Nancy Jane Moore - from anthology "Imaginings"

March North Country Gaylaxians Book Discussion drewan 2005

Ramsey Ryker, a retired widower, is having nightmares and seeing a ghost in "Horrible Imaginings".

REVIEW: Fritz Leiber: Selected Stories edited by Charles N. Brown and Jonathan Strahan 2010

Their collection of Mr. Ray's stories, My Own Private Specters has long been sold out, but I nonetheless wanted to familiarize with the output of the press and so ended up acquiring a copy of Horrible Imaginings, a collection of Fritz Leiber's short horror fiction.

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I had to make no less than five separate attempts to make it through the first story in the collection, the eponymous "Horrible Imaginings."

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While Jean Ray's stories remain chillingly effective today, the stories in Horrible Imaginings do not, in my opinion, stand up quite as well.

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Mr. Leiber is a highly respected author, but Horrible Imaginings just wasn't for me.

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Horrible Imaginings was first published by Midnight House in 2004.

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I discovered this not when I fumbled through it at the age of 5, but in my senior year of college, during "Origins of Literary Imaginings," AKA, a children's lit seminar (but that first title sounds soooo much better).

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