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* "On a Hot Summer Night in a Place Far Away" (1985) | * "On a Hot Summer Night in a Place Far Away" (1985) | ||
* "In the Abode of the Snows" (1986) | * "In the Abode of the Snows" (1986) | ||
* "Rachel in Love" (1987) | * "[[Rachel in Love]]" (1987) | ||
* "Touch of the Bear" (1980) | * "Touch of the Bear" (1980) | ||
* "His Vegetable Wife" (1986) | * "[[His Vegetable Wife]]" (1986) | ||
* "In the Islands" (1983) | * "In the Islands" (1983) | ||
* "With Four Lean Hounds" (1984) | * "With Four Lean Hounds" (1984) | ||
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* "On the Dark Side of the Station Where the Train Never Stops" (1984) | * "On the Dark Side of the Station Where the Train Never Stops" (1984) | ||
* "Sweetly the Waves Call to Me" (1981) | * "Sweetly the Waves Call to Me" (1981) | ||
* "Women in the Trees" | * "[[Women in the Trees]]" | ||
* "Afterword: Why I Write" (essay) | * "Afterword: Why I Write" (essay) | ||
[[Category:1990 publications]] | [[Category:1990 publications]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:54, 21 November 2010
Points of Departure is a 1990 collection of fiction by Pat Murphy.
The collection won the Philip K. Dick Award.
Editions
- 1990: Bantam Spectra Special Editions, ISBN 0-553-28615-3 (cover Mark Harrison)
Contents
- "Introduction" essay by Kate Wilhelm
- "Dead Men on TV" (1988)
- "Bones" (1991)
- "Prescience" (1989)
- "Good-bye, Cynthia" (1988)
- "A Falling Star Is a Rock from Outer Space" (1986)
- "On a Hot Summer Night in a Place Far Away" (1985)
- "In the Abode of the Snows" (1986)
- "Rachel in Love" (1987)
- "Touch of the Bear" (1980)
- "His Vegetable Wife" (1986)
- "In the Islands" (1983)
- "With Four Lean Hounds" (1984)
- "Clay Devils" (1987)
- "Don't Look Back" (1980)
- "Orange Blossom Time" (1981)
- "Recycling Strategies for the Inner City"
- "On the Dark Side of the Station Where the Train Never Stops" (1984)
- "Sweetly the Waves Call to Me" (1981)
- "Women in the Trees"
- "Afterword: Why I Write" (essay)