| Title: | Ke-Que-Hawk-as |
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| Author: | Nogha, Misha |
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| Publisher: | La Grande, OR: Wordcraft of Oregon, 1994. 87 p., ill. |
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| Abstract: | A volume of short fiction, this book was published in a limited edition of two hundred fifty. Life and people are discussed extensively, along with animals and nature. The author's writing has been described as, "barbed wire being dragged across a raft of hydroelectric wire." |
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| ISBN: | 1877655139. Out of print |
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Title |
Abstract |
| 1988 |
Prayers of Steel |
This volume features twelve pieces of short fiction. Themes such as life, nature, animals, and people, and many other subjects are discussed. It has been compared to Li Chiang Yen, a Chinese poet of the late Tang period. |
| 1994 |
Ke-Que-Hawk-as |
A volume of short fiction, this book was published in a limited edition of two hundred fifty. Life and people are discussed extensively, along with animals and nature. The author's writing has been described as, "barbed wire being dragged across a raft of hydroelectric wire." |
| 1999 |
Red Spider White Web |
This book has been described as "everything cyberpunk should have been but wasn't, everything contemporary techno-dystopias should be but aren't." It tells the story of a female artist struggling to create something meaningful and lasting. The introduction to the new edition is by John Shirley. The foreword is by Brian Aldiss. The postscript by James P. Blaylock. The cover is by Joey Zone. |
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