Contents:
Author's Introduction, ten stories, and an Afterword
1. The Shade of Lo Man Gong
2. On a Phantom Tide
3. Shaunessy Fong
4. Wild Garlic
5. Pagan Midnight
6. Desert Night Ride
7. Caravan of Death
8. Up on Tong Yun Guy
9. Tinsel Chink
10. In the Temple of Forgotten Spirits

Reviews
"To travel with Jack Hong is not only to see the country; it’s to see inside one’s self. Jack is the rootless wanderer we all are, but Jack is seeking roots. Maybe he'll help you find some.” - Rob Chilson, author of Black as Blood.

“The stories of William F. Wu span a myriad of imaginative realms, while at the same time they never stray too far from reality. Whether exploring the mythic dimensions of Chinese culture or the dark reaches of the human heart, Wu’s fantasies are always unique and often moving.” -- Alan Brennert, Nebula and Emmy award-winner, and author of the novel Time and Chance.

Author Bio:
William F. Wu has been a 5-time nominee for the Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Awards. He is the author of the six-volume young adult science fiction series Isaac Asimov's Robots in Time and the rollicking, satiric cyber-western, Hong on the Range, among many other books. He is best known for his contemporary fantasy stories, such as "Wong's Lost and Found Emporium," a multiple-award nominee that was adapted into an episode of The Twilight Zone, and reprinted for the ninth time in A Century of Fantasy: Best Stories of the Decade, 1980 - 1989, edited by Robert Silverberg.
http://www.williamfwu.com/