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Author:	Michael Moorcock
Title:	Fabulous Harbours
Publisher:	Millennium
Country:	UK
Date:	Aug 1995
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Fiction, Fantasy
ISBN-10:	1857894099
Barcode:	9781857894095
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1st (Trade) paperback edition.
192 pages
Cover: Poète mort porté par un centaure (Dead Poet Borne by Centaur) (1890) by Gustav Moreau.
Collection of 6 short stories and 5 novelettes.

Introduction.
"The Retirement of Jack Karaquazian", short story. First published here,
"The White Pirate", novelette. First published in Blue Motel, (1994), Edited by Peter Crowther.
"Some Fragments found in the Effects of Mr. Sam Oakenhurst", short story. First published here.
"The Black Blade's Summoning", novelette, First published in Tales of the White Wolf, (1994), as "The White Wolf's Song".
"Lunching With the Antichrist", novelette. First published in Smoke Signals, Edited by the London Arts Board, (1993),
"The Affair of the Seven Virgins", novelette. First published in The Time Centre Times, Edited by John & Maureen Davey, D. J. Rowe, and Ian Covell, (1994).
"The Girl Who Killed Sylvia Blade", short story. First published in Golden Nugett, (1966), edited by Michael Moorcock.
"Crimson Eyes", short story. First published in New Statesman & Society, (1994), edited by Steve Platt.
"No Ordinary Christian", novelette, First published in Tombs, (1995), edited by by Edward E. Kramer and Peter Crowther as "No "Ordinary Christian: A Tale of the Far Magrib".
"The Enigma Windows", short story, First published in New Statesman & Society, (1995), edited by Steve Platt.
Epilogue: "The Birds of the Moon", short story. First published by Jayde Design (1995) as "The Birds of the Moon a Travellers'Tale".

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