THIS BOOK IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR SALE ALL OF THE STORIES IN THIS BOOK AND FOUR OTHER BOOKS OF SHORT STORIES HAVE BEEN COLLECTED IN ONE NEW BOOK: "TWENTY SCI FI STORIES"
These three stories take place aboard the Star freighter, Orion feature ship's Officer, Harry Dondero.
"Tramp" was published in Analog Magazine's March, 1998 issue by "David Alexander" as author - approx. 9,000 words.
"Emerald Eyes" has not been previously published - approx. 6,900 words.
"The Human Dress" was published in Analog in March 2003 by "David Alexander" as author. Length 9,700
David M. Alexander (writing as David Grace) Biography
David Grace is the pen name for David M. Alexander. David Alexander was born in Upstate New York in the mid-nineteen forties. His family moved to Northern California in the early nineteen sixties. He graduated from Stanford University in 1967 with a major in history and a minor in economics. He received a Doctor of Laws degree from the University of California Law School, Boalt Hall, in June 1970, graduating in the top ten percent of his class. He was licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of the State of California in January 1971 and before the Supreme Court of the United States in November, 1977.
His first novel was "The Chocolate Spy," Coward, McCann & Geoghigan, 1978. His second novel was "Fane," Pocket Books/Timescape Books, 1981.
"My Real Name Is Lisa" was published in hardcover by Carroll & Graf 1996.
The author alone and with Hayford Peirce has published 10 pieces of short fiction in "Analog Magazine" and "Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine."
The complete list of David Grace novels available from Wildside Press (print) and as ebooks from Amazon, Smashwords and other ebook distributors are:
"The Accidental Magician" "The Concrete Kiss" "Daniel"(ebook only) "A Death In Beverly Hills" "Doll's Eyes" "Easy Target" "Etched In Bone" "Fever Dreams" "The Forbidden List" "Shooting Crows At Dawn" "Stolen Angel" "The Traitor's Mistress" "True Faith"
Mr. Grace's latest novel is "The Concrete Kiss."
David Alexander shared story credit with Dan Wright and Sam Egan for the Outer Limits TV series episode, "Joyride," starring Cliff Robertson and broadcast during the 2000 season.