Ivory And the Horn
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Without the inspiration and support I’ve received over the years, these stories wouldn’t exist, so this time out I’d like to thank: My wife, MaryAnn, for her help in the genesis of many of these stories and in their fine-tuning, always knowing when and where to say the right thing; My editors at Tor, Terri Windling, Patrick Nielsen Hay-den, Donald G. Keller and Greg Cox, for having enough faith in these stories to request a second volume sight unseen, and for making the publishing process so pai...nless; My agent, Richard Curtis, for finding me the spaces between novels when I could write these stories; Altan, Tori Amos, Sarah Bauhan, Lisa Germano, Kiya Heartwood, Maria Kalaniemi, Peter Kater, Jon Mark, R. Carlos Nakai, Johnette Napolitano, Happy Rhodes and Ian Tamblyn, whose music keeps me sane; All those editors who first asked for the stories collected herein: Kurt Busiak, Richard Chizmar, Pete Crowther, Bob Garcia, Marty Greenberg, David Hartwell, Kit Kerr, Greg Ketter, Andre Norton, Jan and George O’Nale, Kris Rusch, Darrell Schweitzer, Erik Seeker, Carol Serling and Dean Smith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without the inspiration and support I’ve received over the years, these stories wouldn’t exist, so this time out I’d like to thank: My wife, MaryAnn, for her help in the genesis of many of these stories and in their fine-tuning, always knowing when and where to say the right thing; My editors at Tor, Terri Windling, Patrick Nielsen Hay-den, Donald G. Keller and Greg Cox, for having enough faith in these stories to request a second volume sight unseen, and for making the publishing process so pai...nless; My agent, Richard Curtis, for finding me the spaces between novels when I could write these stories; Altan, Tori Amos, Sarah Bauhan, Lisa Germano, Kiya Heartwood, Maria Kalaniemi, Peter Kater, Jon Mark, R. Carlos Nakai, Johnette Napolitano, Happy Rhodes and Ian Tamblyn, whose music keeps me sane; All those editors who first asked for the stories collected herein: Kurt Busiak, Richard Chizmar, Pete Crowther, Bob Garcia, Marty Greenberg, David Hartwell, Kit Kerr, Greg Ketter, Andre Norton, Jan and George O’Nale, Kris Rusch, Darrell Schweitzer, Erik Seeker, Carol Serling and Dean Smith.
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