>The title _Manna from Heaven_ is similar to _Unicorn Variations_ >inasmuch as it has an almost-but-not-quite title story: "Mana from >Heaven" and "Unicorn Variation", respectively. I don't have my >Zelazny books (other than this new one) easily to hand; were any of >his other collections titled like that? Mm. . . not that I'm aware. _The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth_ ["the one with the honking long title and the dead fish on the cover"] and _The Last Defender of Camelot_ were named (exactly) for stories in their books; _Frost and Fire_ was more or less named for "Permafrost" and, uh, another story in the collection that I can't remember. (I don't think it was "24 Views. . ." but it might have been.) _Four For Tomorrow_ was, well, a collection of four stories. I'm unaware of any other collections out there. (And I'm duly envious of you for having gotten your copy of MfH. Still waiting on mine.) Is there somewhere an online list of stories that Brust has written? Off the top of my head, all I can come up with are the five from the Liaveks and the one in _Sandman: Book of Dreams_, though I think there was one in the Zelazny tribute _Lord of the Fantastic_ as well. ---- "I can't think of much worse than spending a lifetime doing something that isn't what you want to do." --Neil Gaiman, 2003-05-18