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	== ~~Synopsis~~ ==		== Plot Summary ==
	Two dozen dark tales from one of Australia's finest genre writers. Drawing on inspiration from such diverse sources as Japanese mythology, European folklore, modern urban legends, and ancient native Australian and American traditions, as well as the literature of Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, and Edgar Allan Poe -- the author tells stories of humanity's deepest desires and most dreadful nightmares. Dedman journeys into the past, present, and future...to the jungles of Malaysia, outback ghost towns, and modern metropolises...to places both too familiar and unfamiliar to give comfort. An accomplished storyteller, Dedman re-imagines supernatural entities like vampires, succubi, and ghosts and combines them with modern terrors such as ecological and scientific horrors and the eternal evils of the political and the rperverse. His stories are disturbing, erotic, or amusing -- or any combination of the three. With one original story and several never published in the United States or the United Kingdom, Never Seen by Waking Eyes will serve as an apt introduction for many to the darker short works of Stephen Dedman.		Two dozen dark tales from one of Australia's finest genre writers. Drawing on inspiration from such diverse sources as Japanese mythology, European folklore, modern urban legends, and ancient native Australian and American traditions, as well as the literature of Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, and Edgar Allan Poe -- the author tells stories of humanity's deepest desires and most dreadful nightmares. Dedman journeys into the past, present, and future...to the jungles of Malaysia, outback ghost towns, and modern metropolises...to places both too familiar and unfamiliar to give comfort. An accomplished storyteller, Dedman re-imagines supernatural entities like vampires, succubi, and ghosts and combines them with modern terrors such as ecological and scientific horrors and the eternal evils of the political and the rperverse. His stories are disturbing, erotic, or amusing -- or any combination of the three. With one original story and several never published in the United States or the United Kingdom, Never Seen by Waking Eyes will serve as an apt introduction for many to the darker short works of Stephen Dedman.

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	'''Never Seen by Waking Eyes''', is ~~a novel~~ of short stories written by Stephen Dedman. One of these, '''What You Wish For''', is a tale about a Succubus.		'''Never Seen by Waking Eyes''', is an anthology of short stories written by Stephen Dedman. One of these, ''What You Wish For'', is a tale about a Succubus.

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	''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''		''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

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	'''Never Seen by Waking Eyes''', is a novel of short stories written by Stephen Dedman. One of these, '''What You Wish For''', is a tale about a Succubus.		'''Never Seen by Waking Eyes''', is a novel of short stories written by Stephen Dedman. One of these, '''What You Wish For''', is a tale about a Succubus.

	~~[[Image:wakingeyes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Cover of Never Seen by Waking Eyes by Stephen Dedman.]]~~

			== Overview ==
	== ~~Details~~ ==
	*Title: Never Seen by Waking Eyes		*Title: Never Seen by Waking Eyes
	*Author: Stephen Dedman		*Author: Stephen Dedman
			*Published By: Wildside Press <small>(Original)</small><br>Infrapress <small>(Reissue)</small>
			*Length: 228 Pages
	*Format: Paperback		*Format: Paperback
	*Publisher: Infrapress
	*Pages: 228
	*Language: English
	*ISBN-10: 0976654407		*ISBN-10: 0976654407
	*ISBN-13: 978097665440728		*ISBN-13: 978097665440728
	*~~Release~~ Date: ~~1st edition~~ August 1, 2005		*Publishing Date: June 16, 2005 <small>(Original)</small><br>August 1, 2005 <small>(Reissue)</small>


	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==
	Two dozen dark tales from one of Australia's finest genre writers. Drawing on inspiration from such diverse sources as Japanese mythology, European folklore, modern urban legends, and ancient native Australian and American traditions, as well as the literature of Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, and Edgar Allan Poe -- the author tells stories of humanity's deepest desires and most dreadful nightmares. Dedman journeys into the past, present, and future...to the jungles of Malaysia, outback ghost towns, and modern metropolises...to places both too familiar and unfamiliar to give comfort. An accomplished storyteller, Dedman re-imagines supernatural entities like vampires, succubi, and ghosts and combines them with modern terrors such as ecological and scientific horrors and the eternal evils of the political and the rperverse. His stories are disturbing, erotic, or amusing -- or any combination of the three. With one original story and several never published in the United States or the United Kingdom, Never Seen by Waking Eyes will serve as an apt introduction for many to the darker short works of Stephen Dedman.		Two dozen dark tales from one of Australia's finest genre writers. Drawing on inspiration from such diverse sources as Japanese mythology, European folklore, modern urban legends, and ancient native Australian and American traditions, as well as the literature of Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, and Edgar Allan Poe -- the author tells stories of humanity's deepest desires and most dreadful nightmares. Dedman journeys into the past, present, and future...to the jungles of Malaysia, outback ghost towns, and modern metropolises...to places both too familiar and unfamiliar to give comfort. An accomplished storyteller, Dedman re-imagines supernatural entities like vampires, succubi, and ghosts and combines them with modern terrors such as ecological and scientific horrors and the eternal evils of the political and the rperverse. His stories are disturbing, erotic, or amusing -- or any combination of the three. With one original story and several never published in the United States or the United Kingdom, Never Seen by Waking Eyes will serve as an apt introduction for many to the darker short works of Stephen Dedman.
	~~<br><br><br>~~

	== Book Review ==		== Book Review ==
	''A review of this novel can be found at [http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html the Horrorscope Blog].''		''A review of this novel can be found at [http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html the Horrorscope Blog].''
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	''In the review is a short description of the story in which a succubus appears as follows:''		''In the review is a short description of the story in which a succubus appears as follows:''

	In ~~“What~~ You Wish ~~For”~~ our frustrated male finds ill-fated solace with a shape-changing succubus. The demon manifests for intercourse in various feminine forms including a disastrous incarnation as his ex-girlfriend, whose plump thighs and sagging breasts are apparently not worth reinventing. But his ~~realised~~ fantasy life eventually proves even less desirable than unfortunate reality.		In ''What You Wish For'' our frustrated male finds ill-fated solace with a shape-changing succubus. The demon manifests for intercourse in various feminine forms including a disastrous incarnation as his ex-girlfriend, whose plump thighs and sagging breasts are apparently not worth reinventing. But his realized fantasy life eventually proves even less desirable than unfortunate reality.
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*[http://www.amazon.com/Never-Seen-Waking-Stephen-Dedman/dp/0976654407/ Amazon ~~Book Listing~~]		*[http://www.amazon.com/Never-Seen-Waking-Stephen-Dedman/dp/0976654407/ This work in Paperback Format at Amazon.com]
			*[http://www.amazon.com/Never-Seen-By-Waking-Eyes/dp/0809511738/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com]
	*[http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html Review of this novel at the Horrorscope Blog]		*[http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html Review of this novel at the Horrorscope Blog]

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''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

'''Never Seen by Waking Eyes''', is a novel of short stories written by Stephen Dedman. One of these, '''What You Wish For''', is a tale about a Succubus.

[[Image:wakingeyes.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Cover of Never Seen by Waking Eyes by Stephen Dedman.]]

== Details ==
*Title: Never Seen by Waking Eyes
*Author: Stephen Dedman
*Format: Paperback
*Publisher: Infrapress
*Pages: 228
*Language: English
*ISBN-10: 0976654407
*ISBN-13: 978097665440728
*Release Date: 1st edition August 1, 2005

== Synopsis ==
Two dozen dark tales from one of Australia's finest genre writers. Drawing on inspiration from such diverse sources as Japanese mythology, European folklore, modern urban legends, and ancient native Australian and American traditions, as well as the literature of Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll, and Edgar Allan Poe -- the author tells stories of humanity's deepest desires and most dreadful nightmares. Dedman journeys into the past, present, and future...to the jungles of Malaysia, outback ghost towns, and modern metropolises...to places both too familiar and unfamiliar to give comfort. An accomplished storyteller, Dedman re-imagines supernatural entities like vampires, succubi, and ghosts and combines them with modern terrors such as ecological and scientific horrors and the eternal evils of the political and the rperverse. His stories are disturbing, erotic, or amusing -- or any combination of the three. With one original story and several never published in the United States or the United Kingdom, Never Seen by Waking Eyes will serve as an apt introduction for many to the darker short works of Stephen Dedman.
 
== Book Review ==
''A review of this novel can be found at [http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html the Horrorscope Blog].''

''In the review is a short description of the story in which a succubus appears as follows:''

In “What You Wish For” our frustrated male finds ill-fated solace with a shape-changing succubus. The demon manifests for intercourse in various feminine forms including a disastrous incarnation as his ex-girlfriend, whose plump thighs and sagging breasts are apparently not worth reinventing. But his realised fantasy life eventually proves even less desirable than unfortunate reality.
 
== External Links ==
*[http://www.amazon.com/Never-Seen-Waking-Stephen-Dedman/dp/0976654407/ Amazon Book Listing]
*[http://ozhorrorscope.blogspot.com/2005/11/review-never-seen-by-waking-eyes.html Review of this novel at the Horrorscope Blog]