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Tales of the Shadowmen 10: Esprit de Corps

Randy Lofficier & J.-M. Lofficier

First published 2013
Publisher Black Coat Press
Format Trade Paperback
Type Anthology
Cover art Jean-Michel Nicollet
Pages 443
Price $26.95
ISBN 9781612272375

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Page Title Author(s) Type
Christmas at Schönbrunn Jean-Marc Lofficier & Randy Lofficier Short Fiction
City of the Nosferatu Brian Gallagher Short Fiction
He Who Laughs Last Matthew Dennion Short Fiction
Interview with a Nyctalope David L. Vineyard Short Fiction
Introduction (My Life as a Shadowman) Jean-Marc Lofficier Essay
Last of the Kaiju John Gallagher Short Fiction
Malbrough s'en va-t-en-guerre Brian Stableford Short Fiction
Nestor Burma in New York Michel Stéphan Short Story
Piercing the Veil of Isis Paul Hugli Short Fiction
Quest of the Vourdalaki Matthew Baugh Short Fiction
Return to the Center of the Earth (Part 1 of 2) John Peel Serial
Revenge of the Reanimator Pete Rawlik Short Fiction
Rouletabille vs. The Cat Martin Gately Short Fiction
So Much Loss Anthony R. Cardno Short Fiction
The Blood of Frankenstein Frank Schildiner Short Fiction
The Brotherhood of Mercy Emmanuel Gorlier Short Fiction
The Frequency of Fear Micah Harris Short Fiction
The Great Ape Caper Nathan Cabaniss Short Fiction
The Green Eye Nicholas Boving Short Fiction
The Icon Crackdown Michael Moorcock Short Fiction
The Last Tale Olivier Legrand Short Story
The Lesser of Two Evils David McDonald Short Fiction
The Mark of a Woman Rick Lai Short Fiction
The Next Omega Travis Hiltz Short Fiction
The Privilege of Adonis Christofer Nigro Short Fiction
The Swine of Gerasene Josh Reynolds Short Fiction
The Vampire of New Orleans Jared Welch Short Fiction
The Wayne Memos Xavier Mauméjean Short Story
Troubled Waters Patrick Lorin Short Story
True Believers Stuart Shiffman Short Fiction
Von Bork's Priorities Nigel Malcolm Short Fiction