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BRUCE BOSTON
Bibliography
Many of the books on this page, including used copies of some out of print titles (*), can be found at Amazon, Shocklines, The Genre Mall, The SFPA Bookstore, or through other online book dealers. Links on individual titles are to free online versions or ebooks. For signed copies or multiple orders of a single title, please contact me.
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FICTION (story collections except as noted)
*Jackbird, BPW&P, 1976
*She Comes When You're Leaving, BPW&P, 1982
Skin Trades, Chris Drumm Books, 1988
*After Magic (novelette), Eotu, 1990, Dark Regions, 1999
Hypertales & Metafictions, Chris Drumm, 1990
*All the Clocks are Melting (single story booklet), Pulphouse, 1991
*Houses (novelette, stories), Talisman, 1991
*Short Circuits (flash fictions, prose poems), Ocean View, 1991
Night Eyes, Chris Drumm, 1993
Stained Glass Rain (novel), Ocean View, 1993, Wildside, 2003
*Dark Tales & Light, Dark Regions, 1999
The Complete Accursed Wives (fiction/poetry), Talisman/Dark Regions, 2000
Masque of Dreams (fiction/poetry), Wildside, 2001
Bruce Boston: Short Stories, Vol. 1 (fiction/poetry, ebook), Fictionwise, 2003
Bruce Boston: Short Stories, Vol. 2 (fiction/poetry, ebook), Fictionwise, 2003
Flashing the Dark, Sam's Dot Publishing, 2006
The Guardener's Tale (novel), Sam's Dot Publishing, 2007
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Review Quotes
"...collects nearly two dozen brilliant stories, ranging across all emotional and
narrative terrains." --Paul Di Filippo, The Washington Post, on Masque of
Dreams
"It is rare to find a writer capable of writing both prose and poetry with equal skill, and in the SF/F/H genres there is no greater practitioner of that combination than Bruce Boston." --Tim Pratt, Locus,on Masque of Dreams
"Boston is deft and quirky. He is also gifted with a distinctive way of seeing 'the other' ...it is the best of the classics he brings to mind." --Tom Easton, Analog, on Night Eyes
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POETRY
*XXO, Maya, 1969
*Potted Poems, Maya, 1970
*All the Clocks Are Melting, Velocities, 1984
*Alchemical Texts, Ocean View, 1985, Miniature Sun (ebook), 2003,
Collective Writings, 2004
*Nuclear Futures, Velocities, 1987
*Time, Titan, 1988
*Musings (broadside), Eldritch Emu, 1988
*The Nightmare Collector, 2AM, 1989
*Faces of the Beast, Starmont, 1990
Other Voices, Other Worlds (audio tape, music by Jack Poley),
Chris Drumm, 1990, Telltale Weekly, 2004
*Cybertexts, Talisman, 1991
*Chronicles of the Mutant Rain Forest (with Robert Frazier),
Horror's Head, 1992
*Accursed Wives, Night Visions, 1993
*Specula: Selected Uncollected Poems, 1968-1993, Talisman, 1993
*Sensuous Debris: Selected Poems, 1970-1995, Dark Regions, 1995
Conditions of Sentient Life, Gothic, 1996
Cold Tomorrows, Gothic, 1998
*Confessions of a Body Thief (broadside), Talisman, 1998
*The Lesions of Genetic Sin (broadside), Miniature Sun, 2000
*Pavane for a Cyber-Princess, Miniature Sun, 2001
*White Space, Dark Regions, 2001
*Quanta: Award Winning Poems, Miniature Sun, 2001
*In Far Pale Clarity (broadside), Quixsilver, 2002
*Night Smoke (ebook with Marge Simon), Miniature Sun & Quixsilver, 2002
*She Was There for Him the Last Time, Miniature Sun, 2002
*The Crow Is Dismantled in Flight (ebroadside), Miniature Sun, 2003
*Head Full of Strange, CyberPulp, 2003
Pitchblende (selected by Michael Arnzen), Dark Regions, 2003
Etiquette with Your Robot Wife (humor), Talisman, 2005
Shades Fantastic, Gromagon Press, 2006
Night Smoke (with Marge Simon, expanded print edition of the 2002 ebook), Kelp Queen, 2007
The Nightmare Collection, Dark Regions, forthcoming, 2008
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"...uncommon grace and clarity of vision. Boston writes with the voice of a poet, the heart of a bodhisattva, and the unblinking eye of an investigative reporter."
--Daniel Marcus, Wired, on Stained Glass Rain
"Again, with emphasis: this entire collection is composed of award-winning poems. I cannot think of another writer in the genre who could fill a book of short pieces with award-winners, with the exception, perhaps, of Harlan Ellison." --Michael Arnzen, Strange Horizons, on Quanta
"It is witty, wise, and hysterically funny!...rivals the Hitchhiker's Guide series for sheer comic brilliance." --J. L. Comeau, Creature Feature, on Etiquette with Your Robot Wife.
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