Marcher [The Author's Preferred Text]

by Chris Beckett

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Chris Beckett	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Baldwin, Ben	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed
Bigwood, Andy	Cover designer	secondary author	some editions	confirmed
Constantine, Storm	Designer	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Marcher by Chris Beckett

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Canonical title

Marcher [The Author's Preferred Text]

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Original publication date

2014-08-03

People/Characters

Charles Bowen

Jazamine Bright, "Jaz"

Janet Richards

Tamsin or Tammy Pendant aka Delaney aka Blow

Roger Young

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Thurston Meadows Social Inclusion Zone (Fictitious place)

Bristol, England, UK (Alternate universe)

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Nature is profligate.

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"Marcher orginally appeared in the USA in significantly different form via Cosmos, 2009" copyright information. Please do not combine this version and the "Author's Preferred Text."

Marcher began as a group of six short stories:
"Marcher",
"Watching the Sea,"
"The Welfare Man,"
"The Welfare Man Retires,"
"Tammy Pendant" and
"To Become a Warrior."

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Published for the first time in the UK this, the NewCon Press edition, represents the author’s preferred text, extensively revised and rewritten from the book’s original release in 2009. [retrieved 2/25/2015 from Amazon.com]

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