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Life With Father: Clarence DayThe warm comic tales that make up Life with Father first appeared in the early 1930s in the then fledgling magazine The New Yorker. Clarence Day's reminiscences of growing up in a turn of the century New York household which keeps wriggling out from under the thumb of a blustering Wall Street paterfamilias are classics of American humor, lively and nostalgic sketches that evoke the enduring comedy of family life. Father's explosive encounters with

humor and dark despair

Cover art by George Smith

one of the world's most powerful families is being destroyed

Charles Sheffield

As there are more and more suspicious deaths

culminating in the summoning of a force with the power to destroy Ravenscrag and all in it

Quintar was once the greatest of the Clan warriors

Mankind's last best hope is faced with an agonizing choice: submit to the barbarians and be overrun - or fight them and be destroyed

he asks Nicholas Wilton

At first only Margaret believes that Kathy may still be alive

after a space ship crash on their idyllic planet

a deformed hand and a great spirit