Eleven Tales Of Dread . . . Seven Tales Of Human Futures . . . Spellbinding short fiction from one of SF's all-time greats

The two volumes of Orson Scott Card's Maps In A Mirror form a giant collection of the author's short fiction, from his first publication in 1977 to work that appeared in 1989. Maps In A Mirror also contains nearly a whole books worth of original material. Each section begins and ends with extensive personal introductions and afterwords - and there is a good deal of autobiography into the bargain.

A superb collection of SF, fantasy and horror, and a series of reflections particularly fascinating for how they take the reader into the mind of one of SF's greatest authors: Orson Scott Card's Maps In A Mirror should be missed by no one.

Seven tales of human futures including the stories :

A Thousand Deaths
Clap Hands And Sing
Dogwalker
But We Try Not To Act Like It
I Put My Blue Genes On
In The Doghouse (with Jay A. Parry)
The Originist

Eleven tales of dread including the stories :

Eumenides In The Fourth Floor Lavatory
Quietus
Deep Breathing Exercises
Fat Farm
Closing The Timelid
Freeway Glames
A Sepulchre Of Songs
Prior Restraint
The Changed Man and The King Of Words
Memories Of My Head
Lost Boys