Songs the Dead Men Sing
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Songs the Dead Men Sing is the fourth short story collection of author George R.R. Martin. It was first published in October 1983 by Dark Harvest.[1] It contains nine short stories.
Contents
# | Title | Year | Note |
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1 | "The Monkey Treatment" | 1983 | Novelette |
2 | "...For a Single Yesterday" | 1975 | Previously published in Songs of Stars and Shadows (1977) |
3 | "In the House of the Worm" | 1976 | Previously published in Sandkings (1981) |
4 | "The Needle Men" | 1981 | |
5 | "Meathouse Man" | 1976 | Novelette |
6 | "Sandkings" | 1979 | Novelette previously published in Sandkings (1981) |
7 | "This Tower of Ashes" | 1976 | Previously published in Songs of Stars and Shadows (1977) |
8 | "Nightflyers" | 1980 | Novella |
9 | "Remembering Melody" | 1981 |
References
- ^ "Bibliography | George R.R. Martin".
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Works by George R. R. Martin
- Dying of the Light
- Windhaven
- Fevre Dream
- The Armageddon Rag
- Hunter's Run
A Song of |
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A Song of Ice and Fire |
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- Wild Cards
- Songs of the Dying Earth
- Warriors
- Songs of Love and Death
- Down These Strange Streets
- Old Mars
- Dangerous Women
- Rogues
- Old Venus
- A Song for Lya
- Songs of Stars and Shadows
- Sandkings
- Songs the Dead Men Sing
- Nightflyers
- Tuf Voyaging
- Portraits of His Children
- Quartet: Four Tales from the Crossroads
- Dreamsongs: A RRetrospective
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Game of Thrones |
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- Elden Ring (video game)
- Nightflyers (film)
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