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Introduction ix
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Night of the Cooters 90
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Wild, Wild Horses 140
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US 247
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Irina Mekhlin
reviewed Things Will Never Be the Same: Selected Science Fiction, 1980-2005 on October 23, 2013 Things Will Never Be the Same: Selected Science Fiction, 1980-2005
Hi. My name is Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols. I write for a living. Here's what I can do: I can explain deeply technical subjects to a layman. I can write intelligently about technology, business, and legal issues. I can even be amusing, and every now and again I can write a memorable line. What I can't do is write magic. Howard Waldrop writes magic.
This collection of short stories is filled with gems of the writer's art. His themes are based on science-fiction, but they're rooted in the human heart and experience. I like what I do, but I wish I could write like he does. I can't. As many SF editors will tell you, no one else can write like he does. Perhaps it's just as well. It makes his magic even more precious.
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