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An anthology of gay-themed short stories based around the conflicts of war. The stories are as sweeping and topical as a newspaper headline - and as chillingly disturbing as only the presence of mindless evil can be. Includes stories from well-known writers such as Francis King, Richard Zimler and Neil Bartlett. These absorbing tales offer something to satisfy readers of all tastes.
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Peter Burton lives in Brighton, England. He has edited six anthologies of gay short stories, three of which were Lambda Literary Award finalists. He has written or contributed to over thirty books, including his collection of essays, Amongst the Aliens.
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