Carmen Miranda's Ghost is Haunting Space Station Three

	She began as the daughter of struggling immigrants and became the embodiment of the fiery South American spirit. She went on to take Hollywood by storm and became an immortal cultural icon. To this very day her spirit lives -- on Space Station Three!   Nineteen stories by as many different authors, all based on the same haunting image from a Leslie Fish song: Carmen Miranda's Ghost is Haunting Space Station Three.
	Table of Contents Provisional Solution by B.W. Clough Basket Case by Bruce B. Barnett The Entertainer by Eric Blackburn Carmen Miranda and the Maracas of Death by Julia Ecklar Shadows on the Wall by Ron Robinson Confessional Booths by Susan Shwartz If Madam Likes You... by Anne McCaffrey The Carmen Miranda Gambit by Melissa Scott & Lisa A. Barnett That Souse American Way by S.N. Lewitt Rolling Down the Floor by Amanda Allen The Never-Ending Battle by L.D. Woeltjen The Man Who Travelled in Rocketships by Don Sakers Bertocci's Proof by Leslie Fish Wings by C.J. Cherryh In the Can by Esther Friesner Tarawa Rising by Don Sakers And Now the News by Betsy Marks & Anne G. DeMaio La Vita Nuova by B.W. Clough The Pigeon Sisters on Space Station Three by Mary L. Mand

Reviewed in Raymond's Reviews #22

Carmen Miranda's Ghost is Haunting Space Station Three has been out of print for years. Amazon usually has some copies available, or you can check at your favorite used bookstore.

Don's story Tarawa Rising appeared in (and inspired the title for) The Ghost of Carmen Miranda and other spooky gay & lesbian tales.