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Like a gladiator, Logan is forced to fight for his life at Circus. But an ally from the past gives him new purpose. But the Badlands are probably less safe than the Arcade; especially when forced to cross swords with another familiar foe. Logan's game of cat and mouse ends with a deadly surprise that will alter his life forever. This is Book three of Logan's Run Black Flower, the continuation of the iconic story started by science fiction masters William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.

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Like a gladiator, Logan is forced to fight for his life at Circus. But an ally from the past gives him new purpose. But the Badlands are probably less safe than the Arcade; especially when forced to cross swords with another familiar foe. Logan's game of cat and mouse ends with a deadly surprise that will alter his life forever. This is Book three of Logan's Run Black Flower, the continuation of the iconic story started by science fiction masters William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson.

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With 85 books to his credit, plus hundreds of scripts, articles and short stories embracing a dozen genres, William F. Nolan is an official Living Legend (voted that honor by the International Horror Guild). As a noted pulp historian, he is a recognized authority on Black Mask, Dashiell Hammett, and "Max Brand" (Frederick Faust). Nolan has edited six collections of Faust tales, has written Max Brand: Western Giant, and is the author of the forthcoming biography King of the Pulps: The Man Who Was Max Brand. Nolan's historical anthology, The Black Mask Boys, is the key work on the legendary maga