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					<description><![CDATA[It might be interesting to note that there is an anthology dedicated to Bruno Schulz due out very soon of (ahem) current masters of the &quot;genre&quot; contributing stories in the style of or inspired by Schulz and his time. http://exoccidente.com/hermetic.html

I think the table of contents looks more than impressive:

1. Fugue for Black Thursday by George Berguno
2. Great Ruins of Tomorrow by Stephen J. Clark
3. The Fall of a City Planner by Karim Ghahwagi
4. The Messiah of the Mannequins by Rhys Hughes
5. Letters in Black Wood by Joel Lane
6. The Original Light by Mark Valentine
7. With Shadow All the Marble Steps by Oliver Smith
8. Manual of Quiet Destruction by Charles Schneider
9. Silver on Green by John Howard
10. The Subjugation of Eros by D.P. Watt
11. All in a Hot and Copper Sky by Dominy Clements
12. My Ruined Father by Douglas Thompson
13. The Notched Sword by Adam S. Cantwell
14. A Calendar of Cherries by Colin Insole
15. The Vile Game of Gunter and Landau by Michael Cisco
16. A Posthumous Messiah by Reggie Oliver
17. The Restaurant Saint Martin by R.B. Russell
18. My Heretical Existence by Mark Samuels]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It might be interesting to note that there is an anthology dedicated to Bruno Schulz due out very soon of (ahem) current masters of the “genre” contributing stories in the style of or inspired by Schulz and his time. <a href="http://exoccidente.com/hermetic.html" rel="nofollow ugc">http://exoccidente.com/hermetic.html</a></p>
<p>I think the table of contents looks more than impressive:</p>
<p>1. Fugue for Black Thursday by George Berguno<br>
2. Great Ruins of Tomorrow by Stephen J. Clark<br>
3. The Fall of a City Planner by Karim Ghahwagi<br>
4. The Messiah of the Mannequins by Rhys Hughes<br>
5. Letters in Black Wood by Joel Lane<br>
6. The Original Light by Mark Valentine<br>
7. With Shadow All the Marble Steps by Oliver Smith<br>
8. Manual of Quiet Destruction by Charles Schneider<br>
9. Silver on Green by John Howard<br>
10. The Subjugation of Eros by D.P. Watt<br>
11. All in a Hot and Copper Sky by Dominy Clements<br>
12. My Ruined Father by Douglas Thompson<br>
13. The Notched Sword by Adam S. Cantwell<br>
14. A Calendar of Cherries by Colin Insole<br>
15. The Vile Game of Gunter and Landau by Michael Cisco<br>
16. A Posthumous Messiah by Reggie Oliver<br>
17. The Restaurant Saint Martin by R.B. Russell<br>
18. My Heretical Existence by Mark Samuels</p>
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