MirrorDanse Books

MirrorDanse Books, founded in 1994, is one of Australia's longest running independent book publishers of science fiction and horror.

MirrorDanse Books publishes the Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy anthology series, edited by Bill Congreve and Michelle Marquardt. Published annually, the Year's Best reprints select short stories by authors who either have Australian citizenship, or reside in Australia. Each volume also lists recommended reading for the year. Recommended reading lists have been produced for 2004,[1] 2005,[2] 2006,[3] and 2007.[4] ,

Titles
  • Immaterial (2002), collected works of Robert Hood, ISBN 0-9586583-6-6
  • Rynosseros (2003), the first volume of the Tom Tyson saga, by Terry Dowling, ISBN 0-9586583-4-X
  • Wonder Years: The Ten Best Australian Stories of a Decade Past (2003), selected by Peter McNamara, ISBN 0-9586583-7-4
  • Confessions of a Pod Person (2005), collected works of Chuck McKenzie, ISBN 0-9757852-1-4
  • A Tour Guide in Utopia (2005), collected works of Lucy Sussex, ISBN 0-9757852-0-6
  • Written in Blood (2005), collected works of Chris Lawson, ISBN 0-9586583-9-0
  • Year's Best Australian Science Fiction & Fantasy, Volume One (2005), ed. Bill Congreve & Michelle Marquardt, ISBN 0-9757736-0-7
  • Year's Best Australian Science Fiction & Fantasy, Volume Two (2006), ed. Bill Congreve & Michelle Marquardt, ISBN 0-9757736-1-5
  • Year's Best Australian Science Fiction & Fantasy, Third Annual Volume (2007), edited by Bill Congreve & Michelle Marquardt, ISBN 978-0-9757736-2-8
  • Year's Best Australian Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fourth Annual Volume (2008), edited by Bill Congreve & Michelle Marquardt, ISBN 978-0-9757736-3-5

References
  1. The Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy, One Recommended Reading: 2004
  2. The Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy, Two Recommended Reading: 2005
  3. The Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy, Third Annual Volume, Recommended Reading: 2006
  4. The Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy, Fourth Annual Volume, Recommended Reading: 2007


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