Magazine: Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine
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Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #1
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
October 1988
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 267 pages
$17.95 / $50.00 slipcased
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
• Contains both genre and non-genre fiction.
Fiction: Edward Bryant, While She Was Out // Randolph Cirilo, Faith of Our Fathers // Steve Rasnic Tem, Among
the Old // Gary L. Raisor, Cheapskate // Bruce Taylor, Popcorn // Dale L. Sproule, The Onion Test // Kij
Johnson, Ferata // Kim Antieau, After Great Pain // Thomas F. Monteleone, Nobody's Perfect // Michael Bishop,
A Father's Secret // Lori Ann White, All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth // J. N. Williamson, Public
Places // Don Webb, Souvenirs from a Damnation // William F. Wu, On a Phantom Tide // Sharon Epperson,
Night Class // Jeannette M. Hopper, We Lose It, Somehow // Kate Wilhelm, The Loiterer // Peter Drizhal, The
Silver Rain // Ron Goulart, The Night I Saw Bix Beiderbecke Playing on the Corner of Fifth Avenue and 53rd //
Charles de Lint, The Soft Whisper of Midnight Snow // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Works of Art // Harlan Ellison, She's a
Young Thing and Cannot Leave Her Mother
Essays: Jack Williamson, Notes from a Grand Master: Theme // Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // Jack
Williamson, Notes from a Grand Master: Tone
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #2
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
December 1988
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 243 pages
$17.95 / $50.00 slipcased
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Steve Perry, Running Out of Vultures // Jerry Oltion, Alternating Current // Jon L. Davis, The Ascension of
Robert Callahan // Geoffrey A. Landis, Shards // Michael Swanwick, Foresight // William F. Wu, The Shade of Lo
Man Gong // Mike Resnick, Inquiry Into the Auction of the United States of America // Paul Di Filippo, Billy // Nina
Kiriki Hoffman, Savage Breasts // Thomas A. Easton, Social Climber // Ernest Hogan, Love Nwatta-Nwatta-
Nwatta Style // Ron Goulart, Visitation // Steven Bryan Bieler, Writing with Pad and Pencil // Ronald Anthony
Cross, Renegade // Steve Schlich, The Dogfather // Charles de Lint, That Explains Poland // Spider Robinson,
The Paranoid (excerpt from Callahan's Lady)
Essays: Jack Williamson, Notes from a Grand Master: Style // Algis Budrys, New World in the Morning // Jon
Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // Jack Williamson, Notes from a Grand Master: Point of View
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #3
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
March 1989
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 308 pages
$17.95 / $50.00 slipcased
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Peg Kerr, Miss Pemberly // Steve Perry, Willie of the Jungle // Ronald Anthony Cross, American Fairy
Tales #1: The Poor Little Black Girl // Alan Brennert, The Third Sex // Jonathan Lethem, A Wish // Mary A.
Turzillo, Kings // Don Webb, In the Wings // William F. Wu, Pagan Midnight // Harlan Ellison, Crazy as a Soup
Sandwich // Esther M. Friesner, Black Butterflies // Avram Davidson, Conversational Tales of the Wanland Number
One: Of Sundry Tribes // Michael Bishop, At the City Limits of Fate // Henry Morrison Millstein, Hope // Ron
Goulart, The Werewolf of Hollywood // Ken Wisman, In the Heart of the Blue Caboose // Nina Kiriki Hoffman,
Chrysalis // David B. Silva, Ice Songs // Charles de Lint, The Drowned Man's Reel // Marina Fitch, Pieces of the
Sky // Janet Kagan, Naked Wish-Fulfillment
Essays: Elizabeth A. Lynn, The Risks of Fantasy // Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // Jack Williamson,
Notes from a Grand Master: Plot
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #5
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
October 1989
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 280 pages
$17.95 / $50.00 slipcased
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Francis J. Matozzo, Why Pop-Pop Died // D. W. Taylor, The Salvation in My Hand // John Dalmas, In the
Bosom of His Family // Scott Edelman, Is This a Horror Story? // John Maclay, Black Stockings // Ray Vukcevich,
Rachel's Inheritance // George Alec Effinger, Chopped Liver // David F. Bischoff, Cooking with Children // Kathryn
Ptacek, Poppet // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Hushabye // Darrell Schweitzer, The Man Who Found the Heart of the
Forest // Steve Perry, Cocksman // Charles de Lint, Romano Drom // Esther M. Friesner, Do I Dare to Ask Your
Name? // William F. Wu, Desert Night Ride // J. N. Williamson, The Sudd // Steve Schlich, La Cara de Piedra //
Elizabeth Hand, On the Town Route // Jules Archer, The Initiation // Kim Hughes, A Tongue to the Warning Bell //
Adam-Troy Castro, Clearance to Land
Essays: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // Edward Bryant, "It Ain't Just the Music, It's the Words"
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #6
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
April 1990
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 306 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Lisa R. Cohen, The Dream of the Turtle King // Stacey Davies, Wordsearch // Peni R. Griffin, Write to
Privacy // Ronald Anthony Cross, The Joy of Genre Cooking // Vivian Vande Velde, Recycled Grandfather // Nina
Kiriki Hoffman, Life Sentences // Charles de Lint, Freewheeling // Richard Paul Russo, View from Above //
William F. Wu, The Caravan of Death // Jeff VanderMeer, A Social Gathering // James Brunet, As Time Goes By //
Martha A. Hood, Food Chain Fandango // Arliss Ryan, The Tiger Leaps // Donna Dolezal Zelzer, A Slow Walk Into
Madness // Michael D. Toman, Why Tigers Hate Spiders // Avram Davidson, Go Forth, Thou Grore // Gary
Wright, A Tale of a Distant Land // Darrell Schweitzer, The Strange Rider from a Far, Dark Land // Russell Roberts,
Whistlin' Slim // Steve Perry, A Few Minutes in the Bruce Lee Rehab Unit of the Big Memorial Hospital // Joyce
Thompson, Dancing Holes // Bradley Denton, The Murderer Chooses Sterility // George Alec Effinger, Shrunk //
Susan Palwick, Offerings
Essays: Emma Bull, Why I Write Fantasy // Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #7
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
June 1990
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 311 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: A. R. Morlan, The Redemption of Pop Gee // Phillip C. Jennings, Peggy // Kim Antieau, The Curse: An
Oral Tradition // Yvonne Navarro, Memories // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Imprint // Midori Snyder, Skin Deep //
Adrian Nikolas Phoenix, Point of View // Elizabeth Engstrom, Seasoned Enthusiast // Kathe Koja, Illusions in
Relief // Nancy Holder, Message Found in a Bottle II, or: An Invitation from Your Captain // Marina Fitch, The River
Remembers // Charles de Lint, Merlin Dreams in the Mondream Wood // Don Webb, Four-and-Twenty // Jack
Cady, The Curious Candy Store // Steve Rasnic Tem, Escape on a Train // William F. Wu, Up on Tong Yun Guy //
David W. Taylor, Wangdang Sweet Poontang // Joyce Thompson, Boat People // Gerard Daniel Houarner, Say
No // David R. Bunch, For Tomorrow, Daphalene // Edward Bryant, The Loneliest Number // David J. Schow, Not
From Around Here
Essays: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // David J. Schow, If You Can't Stand the Meat, Get Out of the
Abattoir
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #8
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
September 1990
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 243 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Greg Egan, The Moral Virologist // Patricia Anthony, Lunch with Daddy // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Family
Tree // Charles de Lint, A Tattoo on Her Heart // Kij Johnson, Solving the Homeless Problem // Jack McDevitt,
It's a Long Way to Alpha Centauri // P. M. S. Faught, Flaming Rockets // Paul Di Filippo, Master Blaster and
Whammer Jammer Meet the Groove Thang // Jonathan Lethem, The Buff // Thomas F. Monteleone, The Way of the
Cross // Jane Yolen, Creationism: An Illustrated Lecture in Two Parts // R. Garcia y Robertson, Ontogeny
Recapitulates Phylogeny // George Alec Effinger, The Riddle of the Czars // L. Timmel Duchamp, The Forbidden
Words of Margaret A. // S. A. Stolnack, The Last Whale // S. P. Somtow, Cruise Eternity
Essay: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #9
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
November 1990
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 259 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Lisa Tuttle, Bits and Pieces // Melinda M. Snodgrass, Silent Voices of the Clay // Nancy A. Collins, The
Two-Headed Man // Joe R. Lansdale, The Pit // David R. Bunch, We Hardly Ever Waked Phene // Don H.
Debrandt, Payback Tattoo // Steve Perry, A Few Minutes in the Undead Hunter's Gunshop // Nina Kiriki Hoffman,
Housewife // Harry Turtledove, Honeymouth // Robert Devereaux, Fructus in Eden // Jerry Oltion, The Signing //
Mary Rosenblum, The Awakening // Marina Fitch, Just Give Me Your Hand // William F. Wu, Wild Garlic // Kelley
Eskridge, The Hum of Human Cities
Essays: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns // S. P. Somtow, With an Olive Branch Through the Heart
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #10
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
March 1991
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 247 pages
$20.00 / $60.00 slipcased
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Marina Fitch, The Scarecrow's Bride // Kara Dalkey, The Peony Lantern // Dennis Etchison, Deadspace //
Charles de Lint, Winter Was Hard // John Brunner, A Christmas Crime // Michael Bishop, Icicle Music // Ken
Wisman, Channumas // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, An Invasion of Angels // M. Elayn Harvey, Star of Wander // Ken
Wisman, The Christmas Catalogue // Esther M. Friesner, The Whiskaway Children and the Big Bang // Robert
Sheckley, Onesday // William F. Wu, The Year of the Fiery Horse // Lisa Goldstein, A Traveller at Passover
Essay: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #11
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
September 1991
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 311 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Edward Bryant, The Great Steam Bison of Cycad Center // A. R. Morlan, 'rillas // Kij Johnson, Canine
Intervention // Diane Mapes, Rosies // Resa Nelson, LovePets // Tim Sullivan, Nox Sanguinis // Harry
Turtledove, Gilgamesh and the Homeboys // William F. Wu, Shaunessy Fong // Stephani Perry, The Key // Nina
Kiriki Hoffman, Heavy Still Sky // Steve Rasnic Tem, The Secret Flesh // Brad Strickland, The Skin Party //
James Morrow, Diary of a Mad Deity // David R. Bunch, Preparation // W. M. Shockley, 300 Calories // Larry
Tritten, The Fine Art of Dreaming // Mary A. Turzillo, Alien Dreams // Wayne Wightman, The Angel at the End of
the Mind
Essays: D. W. Taylor, Turn the Mothers Out: A Manifesto for Genre Writers // Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye
Returns
Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine, #12
Kristine Kathryn Rusch, ed.
September 1993
Pulphouse Publishing
Hardcover, 255 pages
$20.00
Notes:
• Introduction by Kristine Katherine Rusch.
Fiction: Steve Rasnic Tem, Fairytales // Rob Chilson, Standing in the Same Place // Lawrence Watt-Evans, A
Public Hanging // Adam-Troy Castro, Metastasis // Geoffrey A. Landis, Jamais Vu // William F. Wu, Tinsel Chink
// Norman Spinrad, Where the Heart Is // Bridget McKenna, Probability Factor // Dean Wesley Smith, Let's
Pretend // David B. Silva, Because I Could // Rory Harper, Do Me Good // Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Surreal Estate //
Ken Wisman, Canon in D // Robert Frazier, Sendings // Darrell Schweitzer, Angry Man // Janet Kagan, No
Known Cure // James S. Dorr, The Swineherd's Tale // Rick Wilber, Being Ernest // William F. Wu, In the Temple of
Forgotten Spirits // Ken Wisman, Frost on the Window
Essay: Jon Gustafson, The Gimlet Eye Returns