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short story collection
Counterculture(s) Past: Izumi Suzuki’s Terminal Boredom
Subterranean Press Announces Kelly Robson Collection
Adventure Tales From a Master: The Best of Leigh Brackett, Edited by Edmond Hamilton
Read an Excerpt From Alaya Dawn Johnson’s “Reconstruction”
Collection and Anthologies || An immersive, rich collection from an author whose work reaches across time and continents to explore unexpected and untold stories.
A Class Critique with IPods, Sears Catalogues, and Fairies: Kelly Link’s “The Summer People”
Read an Excerpt From Matthew Baker’s Why Visit America
Collection and Anthologies, Science Fiction || Short fiction collection. The citizens of Plainfield, Texas, have had it with the broke-down United States. So they vote to secede...
The Terror of Identity: I Hold a Wolf by the Ears by Laura van den Berg
Subterranean Press Announces Special Edition of Ted Chiang’s Exhalation
Revealing Cixin Liu’s SF Collection To Hold Up the Sky
Memory and Humanity in The Hidden Girl and Other Stories by Ken Liu
Chilly Stories From the Author of Ice: Anna Kavan’s Machines in the Head
Read Ken Liu’s “Staying Behind” From the New Collection The Hidden Girl and Other Stories
John Crowley’s And Go Like This Was Worth the Wait
In Xanadu
Security through physicality. Security through redundancy. Security through obscurity.
How do immortal artificial intelligences defend themselves? With an air gap. With a security force that has no connection to anything that can harm them. With a young woman, trained to fight and to die who, along with her cohort must keep them safe. But In Xanadu things don’t always go as planned…
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