OTHER VOICES, OTHER DOORS AND OTHER STORIES
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PATRICK O'LEARY
Our very first trade paperback!
Other Voices, Other Doors collects the best stories, poems and non-fiction of Patrick O'Leary, acclaimed author of Door Number Three, The Gift, and The Impossible Bird. It is an unabashedly different book. It is a celebration of the inexhaustible shape-shifting power of stories. It is fantastic. It is mundane. And we are not in Kansas anymore. Disturbing, amusing, frank and original, Other Voices, Other Doors is Patrick O'Leary's first (and probably last) collection of writing. Foreword by Gene Wolfe.
- November 2000 978-0-9668184-3-7
- Cover art by Rick Leider
Our very first trade paperback!
Other Voices, Other Doors collects the best stories, poems and non-fiction of Patrick O'Leary, acclaimed author of Door Number Three, The Gift, and The Impossible Bird. It is an unabashedly different book. It is a celebration of the inexhaustible shape-shifting power of stories. It is fantastic. It is mundane. And we are not in Kansas anymore. Disturbing, amusing, frank and original, Other Voices, Other Doors is Patrick O'Leary's first (and probably last) collection of writing. Foreword by Gene Wolfe.
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"Gene Wolfe provides an entertaining intro to Patrick O'Leary's Other Voices, Other Doors, subtitled "A Collection of Stories, Meditations, and Poems"... he shows us through one of those doors and introduces us to the work of an author "so damned human it's a wonder the man-eating sharks haven't come ashore to get him." An author, this reader can now report, whose quirky versatality and hidden depths remind me of none other than Gene Wolfe. If I were really clever, I might be able to disguise this review as something other than a rave. But nah — Wolfe and O'Leary are the masters at that game. So I just urge you to take a look at Other Voices, Other Doors. You won't be disappointed."
--Locus Magazine
"Patrick's soul is in this book."
—Gene Wolfe, author of Soldier in the Mist
"Patrick O'Leary wants to tell you a story: about Van Morrison, and vasectomies, and the aliens who are us; about the way it feels — really feels — to be alive and loving and hurting in a world made of wonders. So pull up a chair, open this book: and listen."
—Kathe Koja, author of The Cipher
"Neatly captures the kaleidescopic nature of Patrick O’Leary’s imagination. Begin reading with any piece — short story, essay, poem — and when next you check the time you will find hours have flown like some impossible bird. A truly hypnotic collection."
—Jeffrey Ford, author of The Physiognomy
"Essential O’Leary — zany, serious, unclassifiable, and delightful. It reveals the many brilliant facets of a deeply humane and utterly original writer."
—Kathleen Ann Goonan, author of Queen City Jazz
"To read this book is to acquire a new friend, a fellow alternatively goofy and somber, angry and joyous, mysterious and plainspoken. Finding out what makes O'Leary tick will reconfigure your own vision of life."
—Paul Di Filippo, author of The Steampunk Trilogy
--Locus Magazine
"Patrick's soul is in this book."
—Gene Wolfe, author of Soldier in the Mist
"Patrick O'Leary wants to tell you a story: about Van Morrison, and vasectomies, and the aliens who are us; about the way it feels — really feels — to be alive and loving and hurting in a world made of wonders. So pull up a chair, open this book: and listen."
—Kathe Koja, author of The Cipher
"Neatly captures the kaleidescopic nature of Patrick O’Leary’s imagination. Begin reading with any piece — short story, essay, poem — and when next you check the time you will find hours have flown like some impossible bird. A truly hypnotic collection."
—Jeffrey Ford, author of The Physiognomy
"Essential O’Leary — zany, serious, unclassifiable, and delightful. It reveals the many brilliant facets of a deeply humane and utterly original writer."
—Kathleen Ann Goonan, author of Queen City Jazz
"To read this book is to acquire a new friend, a fellow alternatively goofy and somber, angry and joyous, mysterious and plainspoken. Finding out what makes O'Leary tick will reconfigure your own vision of life."
—Paul Di Filippo, author of The Steampunk Trilogy
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