The Collected Short Fiction of R. A. Lafferty Series by R.A. Lafferty, Michael Kurland, John Pelan, Jacob McMurray

With most of his brilliant and original work now out of print, this is the first volume in a series of the short fiction of R.A. Lafferty, one of science fiction's most highly regarded authors. The series will include new introductions by many of the field's top authors, including Harlan Ellison, Michael Swanwick, and others.

With most of his brilliant and original work now out of print, this is the second volume in a series of the short fiction of R.A. Lafferty, one of science fiction's most highly regarded authors. Volume two features a new introduction by Harlan Ellison.

With most of his brilliant and original work now out of print, this is the third volume in a series of the short fiction of R.A. Lafferty, one of science fiction's most highly regarded authors. Volume three features a new introduction by Bud Webster.

With most of his brilliant and original work now out-of-print, this is the fourth volume in Centipede Press' series of the short fiction of R. A. Lafferty, one of science fiction's most highly-regarded authors. Volume four features a new introduction by esteemed science fiction and fantasy author Richard A. Lupoff, an afterword by John Pelan, and art by Jacob McMurray. The Man with the Speckled Eyes includes nearly twenty stories, many of which have never before been collected in book form.R. A... moreWith most of his brilliant and original work now out-of-print, this is the fourth volume in Centipede Press' series of the short fiction of R. A. Lafferty, one of science fiction's most highly-regarded authors. Volume four features a new introduction by esteemed science fiction and fantasy author Richard A. Lupoff, an afterword by John Pelan, and art by Jacob McMurray. The Man with the Speckled Eyes includes nearly twenty stories, many of which have never before been collected in book form.R. A. Lafferty (1914-2002) was a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy author known for his singular creativity, originality, and wit. In a Washington Post article after Lafferty's death, Neil Gaiman eulogized him as being "without precedent"; Arthur C. Clarke referred to Lafferty as "One of the few writers who have made me laugh aloud." In 1990, Lafferty received a World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement Award.Richard A. Lupoff is a Hugo Award-winning editor and Nebula Award-nominated author of short fiction, novels, and nonfiction.John Pelan is a genre historian living in New Mexico.Jacob McMurray is a graphic designer and illustrator living in Seattle, Washington. He is also a curator at the Science Fiction Museum in Seattle. less

Featuring a new introduction by Michael Kurland, the fifth volume of stories by R.A. Lafferty includes the titular story and such classic Lafferty stories as “Hands of the Man,” “Among the Hairy Earthmen,” and rare stories like “Ewe Lamb” and “How Many Miles to Babylon?”. This volume also includes an interview with Lafferty, never reprinted in book form.