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| The Valley of the Shadow [1] | ||||
| Horrors! 365 Scary Stories, Barnes & Noble 1998 | ||||
| ed. Stefan Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg & Martin H. Greenberg | ||||
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The Valley of the Shadow is more of a speculative essay than a fiction, pondering what if God is the god of industry? What sacrifices would appease such a god? Stableford does a great job of making a case for the sound and methodical reasoning of sociopaths. Review by Trent Walters |
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| The Vampire Sabbat [3] | ||||
| The Penny Dreadfull 07 (February 1997) | ||||
| Verstehen [5] | ||||
| Originally published in German as: | ||||
| 'Verstehen' in Pilger Dürch Raum und Zeit ed. P.Wilfert, Goldmann 1982 | ||||
| Kongressbok ConFuse 91 - (in English) | ||||
| Odyssey 0 (September 1997) - (in English) | ||||
| Victims [4] | ||||
| Science Fiction Age (January 2000) | ||||
| The Vines [2] | ||||
| Xeron 5 (January 1967) | ||||
| Virtuous Reality [3] | ||||
| Interzone 055 (January 1992) | ||||
| Complications & Other Science Fiction Stories, Cosmos Books 2003 | ||||
| The only story from Complications and Other Science Fiction
Stories, which is obviously from Brian's Emortality universe. This is
a love story concerns a man who falls in love with a woman called Morella.
Through the miracles of modern virtual reality, they visit mysterious and romantic places like Dicken's London and Baudelaire's Paris; until Morella becomes tired and decides to leave. Our hero is stricken and cannot bear to enter virtual reality and visit their old haunts. Until that is, he realises that Dickensian London isn't the only thing that can be simulated... |
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