We Never Talk about My Brother
Peter S. Beagle
Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
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· 10 ratings · 219 pages · Published: 15 Mar 2009
In one tale the Angel of Death enjoys newfound celebrity while moonlighting as an anchorman on the network news, while in another the shortsighted ruler of a gentle realm betrays himself in dreaming of a "manageable war." Further storylines include an American librarian who discovers that, much to his surprise and sadness, he is the last living Frenchman, and rivals in a supernatural battle who decide to forgo pistols at dawn, choosing instead to duel with dramatic recitations of terrible poetry.
Featuring several previously unpublished stories alongside a bevy of recently released works, this haunting compilation is appealing to both genre readers and mainstream literature lovers.
Includes "By Moonlight," Locus Award-winner for Best Novelette.
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- urban fantasy 3
- magical realism 3
- paranormal 2
- angels 2
- supernatural 2
- contemporary 2
- grief 1
- literary fiction 1
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