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In this companion volume to the widely acclaimed Blackwater: The Book of Fantastic Literature, master anthropologist Alberto Manguel assembles nearly 70 more hypnotic tales from writers such as Julian Barnes, Gabrial Garcia Marquez, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Margaret Atwood. (1990)
Simply marvelous. There isn't a bad story in the entire collection. While there are a few classics you have read before--and that you may not have thought of as tales of the fantastic--there are many stories and writers that even a fairly well read person will not have known before. Prepare to be massively entertained. ( )
Rather than strictly fantasy, or (as the compiler complains) magical realism, this is an anthology of stories wherein the fantastic spills into the everyday. Unfortunately for me, this means some forteana, and too much horror. At least now I learned that Eliade wrote fiction, which I'd not realised. I want to read more. ( )
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This collection was called White Fire in the UK and Black Water 2 in the U.S.
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In this companion volume to the widely acclaimed Blackwater: The Book of Fantastic Literature, master anthropologist Alberto Manguel assembles nearly 70 more hypnotic tales from writers such as Julian Barnes, Gabrial Garcia Marquez, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Margaret Atwood. (1990)