"The king was in his counting-house. He was counting to see whether there was enough gold to maintain the golden age that had already begun, in wobbly fashion, and almost unnoticed. And he was amazed by the amount of gold that he found."
— Notes From The Golden Age, R.A. Lafferty
There is a lot of gold left to Lafferty even after the tales have been talled. After the overwhelming positive response to our collection of R.A. Lafferty's short fiction, we decided a companion volume was needed, one which gathered together the core of his non-fiction in one convenient place for his fans, both past and future.
This e-book contains:
It's Slippery Down The Cellar Stairs
True Believers
Cranky Old Man From Tulsa
The Fall of Rome
Afterwords and Memoir commentaries on the author's own stories
Letters and essays from other venues
The typographical corrections, rigorous proof-reading, and active Table of Contents every good e-book needs to be worth your time
Description:
"The king was in his counting-house. He was counting to see whether there was enough gold to maintain the golden age that had already begun, in wobbly fashion, and almost unnoticed. And he was amazed by the amount of gold that he found."
There is a lot of gold left to Lafferty even after the tales have been talled. After the overwhelming positive response to our collection of R.A. Lafferty's short fiction, we decided a companion volume was needed, one which gathered together the core of his non-fiction in one convenient place for his fans, both past and future.
This e-book contains: