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    Edward Bryant's Sphere of Influence

    By Connie Willis, Steve Rasnic Tem, Gary Jonas and

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    Edward Bryant influenced a generation of readers and writers.

    Edward Bryant’s Sphere of Influence includes stories by Connie Willis, Steve Rasnic Tem, Kevin J. Anderson, Gary Jonas, Lucy Taylor, Bruce Holland Rogers, and many more! Over the years Ed Bryant influenced many writers. In this collection, you’ll find stories of dinosaurs roaming the Earth, Zombies rampaging a small town in Colorado, a Norse god in a rock band, and a family road trip to view the solar eclipse in Montana when something strange becomes visible in the darkness. Edward Bryant’s Sphere of Influence contains twenty-four stories influenced by a master of science-fiction and horror. Editors Chuck Anderson and Jim LeMay are proud to find and work with so many talented writers who called Ed their friend and mentor. 

    In this book you’ll discover the extraordinary influence of a master’s touch!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles Eugene Anderson
    Release dateNov 24, 2017
    ISBN9781386816218
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