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Introduction, glossary, and compilation ©1999 Mark T. Hemry
Stories ©1999 Individual Authors

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“Love’s Sweet Sweet Song.” Copyright ©1999 by Kelvin Beliele. Reprinted by permission.
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“Lost and Found” and “Visions of Sean.” Copyright ©1999 by Bob Condron. Reprinted by
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“Chasing Danny Boy” and “The Story Knife.” Copyright ©1999 by Jack Fritscher. Reprinted
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“Flight.” Copyright ©1999 by Peter Paul Sweeney. Reprinted by permission.
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