NOVELS BY COLIN GREENLAND

DAYBREAK ON A DIFFERENT MOUNTAIN

Fantasy quest novel. Two men set out together from the
decaying walled city of Thryn to cross the wastelands in
search of a vanished god.  For the sake of everyone Dubilier
needs to find Him; while Lupio is most determined they will
not.  (Allen & Unwin, 1984, 248 pp., hardcover, signed.)

THE HOUR OF THE THIN OX

First of two linked fantasy novels.  In a world poised on
the brink of industrial change, three cultures collide, with
violent and paradoxical consequences.  In the feverish
jungles of Belanesi a young heiress from tranquil,
prosperous Bryland and a child of imperial Escaly find that
nothing they have been taught to expect is true.  `Could be
a classic'  --  THE GUARDIAN.  (Unwin Hyman, 1987, 186 pp,
paperback, signed.)

OTHER VOICES

Second of two linked fantasy novels.  The Eschalan Empire
spreads its benign, suffocating rule across the little
mountain principality of Luscany.  While experimenters shift
the boundary between life and death, the careers of Princess
Nette and Serin Guille, most lowly of her subjects, become
unexpectedly entwined.  `Court intrigues, mannerly disputes,
sudden violence and at least two strange seductions...
Greenland continues to stake out his unique fictional
territory.'  -- City Limits  (Unwin Hyman, 1988, 182 pp,
paperback, signed.)


HARM'S WAY

Victorian space opera. On the flying island of High Haven, the life of 
Sophie Farthing and her father the night watchman is poor and wretched. 
So who is the sinister gentleman with the iron jaw, and why does he 
accost Sophie on the docks at midnight? Why does he laugh when she speaks 
of her poor dead mama?

Sophie's search for the answer takes her far from home, through the 
perils of the Asteroid Sea and the savage red deserts of Mars, to a 
heart-stopping confrontation on a frozen moon of Jupiter.

`Tremendous fun... Colin Greenland has recreated the universe' -- Locus.
`SF will never be the same again' -- Starburst.

(Harper Collins, 1993, 364pp, trade pb, signed.)

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