ISBN 1-877655-00-7 (US pbk)
short stories, slipstream, cyberpunk, postmodern, identity, cyberculture, women, native american culture
A chapbook of short fiction with illustrations by Tim Ferret. Nominated for Readercon Small Press Award for Best Short Collection, 1989. The prose piece, "Tsuki Mangestu", was used in a dynamic performance by two Australian composers and won the 1989 Prix d'Italia.
Tiger in the House by Misha
(first appeared in Get Smart , 1988)
Walk the Red Road by Misha
(first appeared in Voice of Zewam , 1987),
Endgame by Misha
(?)
Tsuki Mangetsu by Misha
(?)
Ankuko Buto by Misha
(first appeared in Psypherboria , Japan, 1988)
The Koi by Misha
(first appeared in Near To Now, #2, Fandom House, 1987... also in An Illuminated History of the Future edited by Curtis White)
Message for Karakuri by Misha
(?)
Wire for Two Tims by Misha
(first appeared in Electrogenesis, 1988...
also in Storming the Reality Studio edited by Larry McCaffery)
Wire Movement #9 by Misha
(first appeared in Factsheet Five , 1988...
also in Storming the Reality Studio edited by Larry McCaffery)
Speed by Misha
(?)
Prayers of Steel by Misha
(first appeared in Ice River, 1987)
"I was impressed by both the quality of the language and the vividness of the metaphors... I do like the incantatory effect and the restlessness of the rhythms... Her prose flashes knifelike or glows coolly depending on what kind of fire she wants to emit." --Michael Bishop.
"As far as I know Misha wrote the first cyberpunk poetry." --