The Spaces Between the Lines

The Spaces Between the Lines

Peter Crowther

Publication
2007

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About the Book

A very special jukebox in the abandoned saloon of a dusty deserted town plays much more than mere tunes for two weary wanderers...

A travelling carnival in a post-apocalyptic world comes across the Earth's very last vampire...

A chair fashioned out of the wood from the original cross provides a comfort of sorts down the ages...

A lonely girl dreams of freedom, whatever the cost...

A one-time orphan embarks on a bizarre bus-journey with his newfound parents...

Two old men tamper with the dark arts and open a gateway that threatens the destruction of the world...

A grieving widower goes to great lengths to bring his wife back from the dead – only to find that she's brought someone else with her...

And a man uses a roll of magical tape to halt time and save his wife's life, unaware that there are things in this stopped-clock dimension that take a dim view of visitors...

Twelve more stories from the fertile mind of Peter Crowther, award-winning author of The Longest Single Note, Songs of Leaving, Lonesome Roads and the Forever Twilight SF/horror sequence.

Contents:

  • Introduction by Jack Dann
  • Stand-by
  • We're All Bozos On This Bus
  • Days of the Wheel
  • Even Beggars Would Ride (with James Lovegrove)
  • The Last Vampire
  • Bedfordshire
  • Conundrums To Guess
  • Three Plays A Quarter
  • Sitting Pretty (with Simon Conway)
  • The Main Event
  • Dark Times
  • The Space Between The Lines
  • Story Notes
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Peter Crowther

Peter Crowther (born 1949) is a British journalist, short story writer, novelist, editor, publisher and anthologist. He is the founder (with Simon Conway) of PS Publishing. He edits a series of themed anthologies of science fiction short stories published by DAW books. He is also the editor of Postscripts.

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