<ul><li>13 &#8226; Introduction (Clockwork Phoenix: Tales of Beauty and Strangeness) &#8226; essay by Mike Allen<li>16 &#8226; The City of Blind Delight &#8226; shortstory by Catherynne M. Valente<li>28 &#8226; Old Foss Is the Name of His Cat &#8226; shortstory by David Sandner<li>39 &#8226; All the Little Gods We Are &#8226; shortstory by John Grant<li>62 &#8226; The Dew Drop Coffee Lounge &#8226; shortstory by Cat Rambo<li>74 &#8226; Bell, Book and Candle &#8226; shortstory by Leah Bobet<li>89 &#8226; The Tarrying Messenger &#8226; shortstory by Michael J. DeLuca<li>103 &#8226; The Occultation &#8226; shortstory by Laird Barron<li>118 &#8226; There Is a Monster Under Helen's Bed &#8226; shortstory by Ekaterina Sedia<li>131 &#8226; Palisade &#8226; shortstory by Cat Sparks<li>145 &#8226; The Woman &#8226; shortstory by Tanith Lee<li>169 &#8226; A Mask of Flesh &#8226; shortstory by Marie Brennan<li>184 &#8226; Seven Scenes from Harrai's Sacred Mountain &#8226; shortstory by Jennifer Crow<li>188 &#8226; Oblivion: A Journey &#8226; shortstory by Vandana Singh<li>216 &#8226; Choosers of the Slain &#8226; shortstory by John C. Wright<li>226 &#8226; Akhila, Divided &#8226; shortstory by C. S. MacCath<li>246 &#8226; The Moon-Keeper's Friend &#8226; shortstory by Joanna Galbraith<li>257 &#8226; The Tailor of Time &#8226; shortstory by Deborah Biancotti<li>271 &#8226; Root and Vein &#8226; shortstory by Erin Hoffman</ul></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li></li>

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