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Nancy Etchemendy

Author of Power Of Un

13+ Works 484 Members 5 Reviews 1 Favorited

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Works by Nancy Etchemendy

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American Gothic Tales (William Abrahams) (1996) — Contributor — 522 copies, 5 reviews
The Armless Maiden and Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors (1995) — Contributor — 256 copies, 4 reviews
Tails of Wonder and Imagination: Cat Stories (2010) — Contributor — 242 copies, 8 reviews
The Restless Dead: Ten Original Stories of the Supernatural (2009) — Contributor — 213 copies, 13 reviews
Bruce Coville's Book of Ghosts: Tales to Haunt You (1994) — Contributor — 208 copies, 3 reviews
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Third Annual Collection (1988) — Contributor — 194 copies, 2 reviews
13 Scary Ghost Stories (2000) — Contributor — 154 copies
Serve It Forth: Cooking with Anne McCaffrey (1996) — Contributor — 151 copies, 2 reviews
Enchanted Forests (1995) — Contributor — 123 copies, 3 reviews
Mysterious Cat Stories (1993) — Contributor — 64 copies
Shadows 8 (1985) — Contributor — 62 copies, 2 reviews
100 Fiendish Little Frightmares (1997) — Contributor — 50 copies, 2 reviews
Xanadu 3 (1995) — Contributor — 44 copies, 2 reviews
Land/Space: An Anthology of Prairie Speculative Fiction (2003) — Contributor — 18 copies, 1 review
Bruce Coville's UFOs (2000) — Contributor — 9 copies
Rat Tales (2025) — Contributor — 8 copies
Sex Macabre (1996) — Contributor — 5 copies
Die wahre Lehre — nach Mickymaus (1993) — Contributor — 4 copies
New Altars (1996) — Contributor — 3 copies
Das Blei der Zeit (1993) — Contributor — 1 copy

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Gender
female
Organizations
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
Relationships
Etchemendy, John (Husband)
Places of residence
Menlo Park, California, USA
Associated Place (for map)
California, USA

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Children's sci-fi from 1980's: Boy travels the stars in Name that Book (February 2009)

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7 reviews
This fantasy book is about the dangerous business of tweaking time with a hand-held time-changing device called "the unner" that can undo specific events by going back in time. This creative idea, however, falls short with mostly stock characters that need to be more fully developed. The complicated themes and plot twists redeem the book as it examines powerful questions about ethics and personal power. It is a good way to get kids thinking about how to live with the mistakes we all make show more when we cannot change them. show less
What a book, even rereading it years later, it has a good solid feel to it. I read this as a kid and it's just such a joy to recall. One of those books you don't fully see everything until it all wraps up into a neat little package at the end.

Highly recommend.
time travel for third to fifth grade. Good look at the contradictions and troubles associated with trying to fix things.

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Works
13
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24
Members
484
Popularity
#51,010
Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
5
ISBNs
21
Languages
1
Favorited
1

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