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| Judas Story [7] | ||||
| Fantastic February 1977 | ||||
| The Best Horror Stories, Hamlyn 1977 | ||||
| ed. Richard Davis | ||||
| The First Orbit Book of Horror Stories, Orbit 1976 | ||||
| ed. Richard Davis | ||||
| World's Best Horror Stories III, DAW 1975 | ||||
| ed. Richard Davis | ||||
| Translated into Italian as: | ||||
| 'Storia di un Giuda' in Incubo ed. Montanari, Modadori 1980 | ||||
| Translated into French as: | ||||
| 'Le Dit de Judas' in Rock Stars ed. Patrick Eris, Nestiveqnen April 2003 | ||||
| Jack Queen King isn't just a neat poker hand; it's also the
stage name of a rock singer/guitarist in this quasi-supernatural fantasy,
which is told by Jack's drummer Clay.
It soon turns out that Jack has a fine line in callous indifference and seems to decide how he will treat people, by picking a card, which he keeps in his shirt pocket; but is the card's control more than just a figment, or is there something more sinister going on? |
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| Justice [2] | ||||
| 100 Tiny Terror Tales, Barnes & Noble 1996 | ||||
| ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg & Martin H. Greenberg | ||||
| Far Point 1 (November/December 1991) | ||||