BOOKS BY BRUCE BOSTON

STAINED GLASS RAIN
    A Novel of the Sixties
    Ocean View Books, 464 pages, ISBN 0-938075030-6 (-29-2)

Stained Glass Rain has the authentic taste and feel of the 
times... an unrepentant, unglamorized look at the Sixties 
that puts the reader in the middle of its delusions, 
illusions, ideas and hallucinations.  This is what we call 
virtual writing.   
                -- Timothy Leary

 ...a fine writer who swept me into the spell of his 
storytelling.  There is a truthfulness to his writing 
uncommon to memory.  The images endure by the willingness of 
a greater authority than words.  Stained Glass Rain is 
virtually a docudrama, a realistic portrayal of an unreal 
time.   
                -- A.A. Attanasio, author of RADIX

 ...captures the spiritual technology of an age which is 
becoming fable... a repository of home, madness, dream and 
reality -- a true history of a mythical time... a story of 
the Sixties written by a writer sure of his craft -- without 
imposing the judgments of today on the real experience of 
yesterday.   

                -- Don Webb, author of THE SEVENTH DAY AND AFTER

Tell a good story and the world will listen.  Stained Glass 
Rain tells it in a way that the _avante-garde_ and the 
straight world will both find compelling.   

                -- Ed Sanders

 ...affords not only recollections of the psychedelic 
Sixties, but insights into all of us at the dawn of the 
twenty-first century.   

                -- Robert Anton Wilson, author of THE ILLUMINATI PAPERS

NIGHT EYES, previously uncollected sf/fantasy/horror stories, 
1993, paper, 64 pp., includes reprints from Amazing, 
Asimov's, Masques, Pulphouse, Honorable Mentions from Year's 
Best Science Fiction and Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 
(signed limited edition includes original poetry broadside, ``The 
Last Existentialist''), Chris Drumm Books, Polk City, Iowa

ACCURSED WIVES, dark fantasy poetry, illustrated by Ree Young, 
1993, paper, 28 pp., Night Visions, Troy, North Carolina. 
A portion of profits donated to the Montgomery County Women's 
Crisis Council.

CHRONICLES OF THE MUTANT RAIN FOREST, by Bruce Boston & 
Robert Frazier.  Story-introduction by Lucius Shepard, 
photo-collage by Robert Frazier.  In the depths of the 
mutant rain forest where the water falls each afternoon in a 
light filtered to vermilion, a feline stone idol stands 
against the opaque foliage.  On the screen of the monitor it 
rises up from nowhere, upon its hind legs, both taller and 
thicker than a man.  See how the cellular accretion has 
distended its skull, how the naturally sleek architecture of 
the countenance has evolved to a distorted and angular 
grotesquerie, how the taloned forepaws now possess opposable 
digits.  In the humid caves and tunnels carved from living 
vines, where leprous anacondas coil, a virulent faith calls 
us.  A sudden species fashions godhood in its own 
apotheosis.  Trade paper, 1992, 80pp, Horror's Head Press.

JACKBIRD, short stories, magic realism, 1976, trade 
paper, 80 pp., Berkeley Poets Workshop & Press, Berkeley, 
California.

Also available rebound as hard cover, 1991, Borgo Press, 
San Bernardino, California). 

SHE COMES WHEN YOU'RE LEAVING, short stories, magic 
realism, 1982, trade paper, 64 pp., Berkeley Poets Workshop 
& Press, Berkeley, California 

Also available rebound as hard cover, 1991, Borgo Press, San 
Bernardino, California). 

Includes ``Broken Portraiture'' (Pushcart Prize for Fiction) and 
``Interview With a Gentleman Farmer'' (selected by Asimov, Carr and 
Greenberg for 100 Great Fantasy Short-Short Stories).

NUCLEAR FUTURES, science fiction poetry, collages 
by Robert Frazier, 1987, paper, 18 pp., Velocities, Berkeley, 
California

THE NIGHTMARE COLLECTOR, dark fantasy poetry, illustrated 
by Gregorio Montejo, 1988, paper, 36 pp., 2 AM Publications, 
Rockford, Illinois. Includes 1989 and 1990 Rhysling winners for Best 
SF Poem of the Year.

SKIN TRADES, sf/fantasy/horror stories, illustrated 
by Allen Koszowski, 1988, paper, 64 pp., Chris Drumm 
Books, Polk City, Iowa.  

Also available rebound as hard cover, 1990, 
Borgo Press, San Bernardino, California)

FACES OF THE BEAST, dark fantasy poetry, illustrated 
by Allen Koszowski, 1990, trade paper, 60 pp., or hard cover, 
Starmont House, Mercer Island, Washington

THE NEW BRUCE BOSTON OMNIBUS, five volumes as boxed 
set (includes Jackbird, She Comes When You're Leaving, 
Nuclear Futures, Titan Press Magazine #5: Time, and 
The Nightmare Collector), 1990, 218 pp., Ocean 
View Books, Mountain View, California

AFTER MAGIC, fantasy novelet, illustrated by Lari 
Davidson, 1990, paper, 56 pp., The Eotu Group, Boise, 
Idaho

HYPERTALES & METAFICTIONS, fantasy/horror stories, 
collages by t. winter-damon, 1990, paper, 64 pp. 

Also available in signed limited edition including poetry tape 
with music by Jack Poley.  Chris Drumm Books, Polk City, Iowa

SHORT CIRCUITS, prose poems and short-short stories, 
collages by t.winter-damon, bound in double format with Bad 
News From the Stars by Steve Sneyd, 1991, trade paper, 84 pp., 

Also available in hard cover.  Ocean View Books, Mountain 
View, California

ALL THE CLOCKS ARE MELTING, short story booklet, 
1991, paper, 40 pp.,  Pulphouse, Eugene, Oregon (included 
in Hypertales & Metafictions)

HOUSES & OTHER STORIES, mainstream novelet and stories, 
1991, paper, 52 pp., Talisman, Beech Grove, Indiana

CYBERTEXTS, science fiction poetry, 1992, paper, 
illustrated by Alan Giana, 40 pp.,  Talisman, Beech Grove, 
Indiana. 

Includes winning poems from both the Asimov and Aboriginal 
SF Reader Polls. 

For further information, send SASE to:

        Bruce Boston
        1819 Ninth St., #B
        Berkeley, CA 94710

        bruboston@aol.com