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Amazon

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11. Handsome Devil by Steve Berman.   I bought this because it was on a four books for twenty dollar table, plus I love, love, love Steve Berman.   Then I realized that Theodora Goss - who had a lovely reading - was at Readercon, and signage. 

12. Fearful Symmetries edited by Ellen Datlow.  Signed by both Datlow and Gemma Files.   Double yay!

13. The Dark edited by Ellen Datlow.   Signed by Datlow. 

14. Teeth edited by Ellen Datlow.   Signed by Datlow. 

15. Dying is My Business by Nicholas Kaufmann.   Signed by the author.   I also have a version where the printer printed 25 pages of a cozy mystery in the middle of the book.  I got this signed as a curiosity, plus Kaufmann has a PDF of the pages on his site.   He told the story in his Kaffeklatsch.   So fun!  

http://www.nicholaskaufmann.com/books/dying-is-my-business/

The story was better hearing it in person and getting to ask what book it was from.  It's bizarre.   Different font and type size and different chapter headings.   There are ads for the author's other book, then Kaufmann's book continues.   I'm actually really eager to suddenly go from dark fantasy to... Cornwall.   Kaufmann said he'd hoped there would be discussions about how he was doing something with narrative, but, nope...

16. Butcher Road by Lee Thomas.   Kaufmann introduced me.   Yay!   Got this signed.   And Thomas wasn't at the con that long.   And I got to see his chest.   Yeah, strip show, guys, strip show.   Kinda.   In public.   It was amazing!

17. Superheroes edited by Rich Horton.   Signed by Leah Bobet.   I love Leah, and have since I met her at an earlier Readercon.   Even if you're not into her genres, if you ever see her at a con, say hi.   She's just super-sweet and super-funny. 

18. Bad Seeds edited by Steve Berman.   Because I love Berman.   Also, Files.   Gemma signed this for me, as well. 

19. American Elsewhere by Robert Jackson Bennett.   Bennett is amazing, as is his agent. They were both very kind about the misprinting, and his agent is going to try to get me a pristine, signed, copy.   If it doesn't work out, as I told her, so long as I can read that part in the Kindle sample, I am happy!  I did e-mail her with a reminder of the printing issue, just in case any others have it, with the faulty printed page number.  Whatever happens happens.   I can still read this, skimmed through the rest - it's six hundred, close to seven hundred pages - and it looks like this might be the only blip.   Anyway, I wasn't going to mention it, but people said they'd want to know, and they did.   They were, as I said, very gracious.   And this book is amazingly compulsive.   Addictive, even.   It's always nice when awesome writers turn out to be awesome people, too!

20. The Magician King by Lev Grossman.   This is a weird category.   Signed with a happy birthday message for a friend.   Bought it a year ago, got it signed this year.  Unfortunately, he had an emergency last year, and had to cancel!   Still, he was pleased to hear that I'd held onto the book for a year, and thrilled that my friend was such a huge fan!

As I was not yet writing reviews when I read this book, I don't have reviews for each of the short stories included in this anthology. So here are my ratings; if I ever reread the book, I intend to add reviews.

★★★☆☆ Knickerbocker Holiday by Richard Bowes
★★☆☆☆ That Girl by Kaaron Warren
★☆☆☆☆ Akbar by Kit Reed
★★☆☆☆ The Spring Heel by Steven Pirie
★★★☆☆ As Red as Red by Caitlín R. Kiernan
★★★★☆ Tin Cans by Ekaterina Sedia
★★★★★ Shoebox Train Wreck by John Mantooth
★★★☆☆ Fifteen Panels Depicting the Sadness of the Baku and the Jotai by Catherynne M. Valente
★★★☆☆ La Llorona by Carolyn Turgeon
★★★☆☆ Face Like a Monkey by Carrie Laben
★★★☆☆ Down Atsion Road by Jeffrey Ford
★★★☆☆ Return to Mariabronn by Gary A. Braunbeck
★★☆☆☆ Following Double-Face Woman by Erzebet YellowBoy
★★★☆☆ Oaks Park by M.K. Hobson
★★★☆☆ For Those in Peril on the Sea by Stephen Dedman
★★★☆☆ The Foxes by Lily Hoang
★★★☆☆ The Redfield Girls by Laird Barron
★☆☆☆☆ Between Heaven and Hull by Pat Cadigan
★★☆☆☆ Chucky Comes to Liverpool by Ramsey Campbell
★★★★☆ The Folding Man by Joe R. Lansdale