Jean Marie Stine - Fiction

Fiction

  • Season of the Witch. Essex House (# 0112), North Hollywood 1968 Postscript by Harlan Ellison; Masquerade Books/Rhinoceros Publications, 1994; Renaissance E Books, 2008.
    • Made into the action film Memory Run, 1996.
  • Thrill City, or The Dugpa. Essex House, North Hollywood 1969; Masquerde Books/Rhinoceros Publications, 1996.
  • The Prisoner # 3. Ace Books, New York 1970; Dennis Dobson, London 1979; also called: The Prisoner: A Day in the Life. New English Library, 1982. (the third paperback following the British TV series The Prisoner cf. The Prisoner in other media).
  • Forrest J. Ackerman, Jean Stine (eds.): I, Vampire: Intervies with the Undead. Longmeadowpress, Ann Arbor (1995).
  • Trans-Sexual: Transgressive Erotica for Gender Queers (2008)
  • Herstory & Other Science Fictions. Renaissance E Books, 2010.

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