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Stalking the unicorn
Stalking the unicorn

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Stalking the unicorn
Stalking the unicorn

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The Dark Lady
The Dark Lady

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Ivory
Ivory

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A Miracle of Rare Design
A Miracle of Rare Design

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Lady with an Alien
Lady with an Alien

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The world behind the door
The world behind the door

By Mike Resnick

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Painter Salvador Dali often travels to an alternate universe, where he gets a lot of his ideas from a young girl named Jinx.

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Lady with an Alien
Lady with an Alien

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A club in Montmartre
A club in Montmartre

By Mike Resnick

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After a beggar girl rescues the drunken, severely deformed French painter Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, he introduces her to his studio, the nightlife of Montmartre, and the cancan dancers at the Moulin...

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