The Palencar Project Books

Five original short stories inspired by the same John Jude Palencar painting. From David Hartwell's introduction: One day I was walking down the hall past the Tor Books art department and noticed, not for the first time, a fine painting by John Jude Palencar in the hallway. On that day, my curiosity got the better of me and I asked Irene Gallo what it was to be used for, or if it had been used and I had missed it. She said that in fact it was unassigned, and she needed to find a book for which it would be appropriate. And without missing a step I said, "I could commission stories based on it. . . . Personally, I am delighted with the results." Contents “New World Blues” by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. “Dormanna” by Gene Wolfe “Thanatos Beach” by James Morrow “The Woman Who Shook the World-Tree” by Michael Swanwick “The Sigma Structure Symphony” by Gregory Benford At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Five original short stories inspired by the same John Jude Palencar painting. From David Hartwell's introduction: One day I was walking down the hall past the Tor Books art department and noticed, not for the first time, a fine painting by John Jude Palencar in the hallway. On that day, my curiosity got the better of me and I asked Irene Gallo what it was to be used for, or if it had been used and I had missed it. She said that in fact it was unassigned, and she needed to find a book for which it would be appropriate. And without missing a step I said, "I could commission stories based on it. . . . Personally, I am delighted with the results." Contents “New World Blues” by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. “Dormanna” by Gene Wolfe “Thanatos Beach” by James Morrow “The Woman Who Shook the World-Tree” by Michael Swanwick “The Sigma Structure Symphony” by Gregory Benford At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Five original short stories inspired by the same John Jude Palencar painting. From David Hartwell's introduction: One day I was walking down the hall past the Tor Books art department and noticed, not for the first time, a fine painting by John Jude Palencar in the hallway. On that day, my curiosity got the better of me and I asked Irene Gallo what it was to be used for, or if it had been used and I had missed it. She said that in fact it was unassigned, and she needed to find a book for which it would be appropriate. And without missing a step I said, "I could commission stories based on it. . . . Personally, I am delighted with the results." Contents “New World Blues” by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. “Dormanna” by Gene Wolfe “Thanatos Beach” by James Morrow “The Woman Who Shook the World-Tree” by Michael Swanwick “The Sigma Structure Symphony” by Gregory Benford At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Five original short stories inspired by the same John Jude Palencar painting. From David Hartwell's introduction: One day I was walking down the hall past the Tor Books art department and noticed, not for the first time, a fine painting by John Jude Palencar in the hallway. On that day, my curiosity got the better of me and I asked Irene Gallo what it was to be used for, or if it had been used and I had missed it. She said that in fact it was unassigned, and she needed to find a book for which it would be appropriate. And without missing a step I said, "I could commission stories based on it. . . . Personally, I am delighted with the results." Contents “New World Blues” by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. “Dormanna” by Gene Wolfe “Thanatos Beach” by James Morrow “The Woman Who Shook the World-Tree” by Michael Swanwick “The Sigma Structure Symphony” by Gregory Benford At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Five original short stories inspired by the same John Jude Palencar painting. From David Hartwell's introduction: One day I was walking down the hall past the Tor Books art department and noticed, not for the first time, a fine painting by John Jude Palencar in the hallway. On that day, my curiosity got the better of me and I asked Irene Gallo what it was to be used for, or if it had been used and I had missed it. She said that in fact it was unassigned, and she needed to find a book for which it would be appropriate. And without missing a step I said, "I could commission stories based on it. . . . Personally, I am delighted with the results." Contents “New World Blues” by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. “Dormanna” by Gene Wolfe “Thanatos Beach” by James Morrow “The Woman Who Shook the World-Tree” by Michael Swanwick “The Sigma Structure Symphony” by Gregory Benford At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.