A Stone to Mark My Passing single work   short story   science fiction  
Issue Details: First known date: 2005... 2005 A Stone to Mark My Passing
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A man comes to terms with his past thanks to a mysterious old stonemason.

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First known date: 2005
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Elsewhere : An Anthology of Incredible Places Michael Barry (editor), Latham : CSFG Publishing , 2003 Z1082164 2003 anthology short story science fiction horror fantasy

    The third publication released by the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild (CSFG), Elsewhere is collection of stories that explore the theme of fantastic places.

    In an interview published in Donna Maree Hanson’s Australian Speculative Fiction: A Genre Overview, editor Michael Barry indicates that he wanted to include stories that were more experimental than was usual for an Australian speculative fiction anthology, and in this respect some of the ‘other places’ deviate quite a deal from what one expects in terms of fantastical lands.

         Latham : CSFG Publishing , 2003     pg. 212-217
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Anna Tambour and Others Anna Tambour , Anna Tambour , 2005- 6184961 2005 website Anna Tambour , 2005- Section: The Virtuous Medlar Circle Thoroughly Bletted
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    y separately published work icon Through Soft Air Lee Battersby , Rockville : Prime Books , 2006 Z1288956 2006 selected work short story science fiction horror Rockville : Prime Books , 2006 pg. 137-145
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