Five Bells single work   short story   horror  
Issue Details: First known date: 2005... 2005 Five Bells
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Described by Tansy Raynor Roberts as dark, strange and twisted, the story has former Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt (who drowned at sea) boiling up out of the ocean, giant-sized with a great white shark stuck in his foreskin (Australian Speculative Fiction in Focus).

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    y separately published work icon Daikaiju! : Giant Monster Tales Robert Hood (editor), Robin Pen (editor), Wollongong : Agog! Press , 2005 Z1249468 2005 anthology short story fantasy science fiction horror

    Daikaiju, meaning 'giant monsters,' is a predominantly Australian anthology with a few international authors. It comprises stories that fall within the specualtive fiction genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror, along with several works that fall into the category of humour. An essay titled "A Brief History of the Larger-than-Life" by Brian Thomas is also included.

    Non-Australian contributors are: J. M. Shiloh, Cody Goodfellow, D. G. Valdron, Skip Peel, Eric Shapiro, Paul Finch, George Thomas, Stephen Mark Rainey, Doug Wood, Frank Wu, and Brian Thomas.

         Wollongong : Agog! Press , 2005     pg. 119-123
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