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The Universe in Miniature in Miniature Patrick Somerville
“Patrick Somerville is the most devastatingly sensitive badass nerd in contemporary lit. I love this book, with its weird art and crazy machines and secret agents and out-of-control love.” -J. Robert Lennon, Author of Castle
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Daddy’s Lindsay Hunter
“Each tiny, diamond story—precise, comic, poised at the edge of surreal—contains one brutal life force tearing itself off the page. You can hold Daddy’s in your hands and feel it breathing.” —Deb Olin Unferth, author of Vacation
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Sons of the Rapture Todd Dills
“An impressive booze-soaked debut, told from various perspectives with unapologetic frankness and raging fervor. Top 5 books of the year.”—Newcity
Billy Jones and his dad have a score to settle. Up in Chicago, Billy drowns his past in booze.… More -
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The Homeless Moon III [Steampunk!]
July 2010
Five Odyssey grads fit together like a (steam-powered) mutant Voltron to bring you a (third) cache of eclectic fiction.
Contents:
Scott H. Andrews, “New! The ‘GEARWORK ROSE’™”
Jason S. Ridler, “Iron Horse in the City of Stone”
Michael… More -
The Homeless Moon II: Imaginary Places
July 2009
Five Odyssey grads fit together like a piecemeal mutant Voltron to bring you a (second) cache of eclectic genre fiction.
This year, each of us took inspiration from one of the fictional lands found in Manguel and Guadalupi’s … More -
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The Homeless Moon I [Codename: Spider Bot]
July 2008
Five Odyssey grads fit together like a piecemeal mutant Voltron to bring you a cache of eclectic genre fiction.
Contents:
Michael J. DeLuca, “Construction-Paper Moon”
Jason S. Ridler, “Impracticable Dreams”
Scott H. Andrews, “Colonized”
Erin Hoffman, “The Recurrence… More -
Behind the Mask Megan Derr et al.
Kasumi is an elite warrior, trained in skills that very little of the world even knows exists. The price for his skills is high, and they are not sold lightly. Given into the service of a famous scholar, Kasumi travels… More
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Clarkesworld Magazine – Issue 49 Eric Brown et al.
The October 2010 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine.
This issue features fiction by Eric Brown (“Laying the Ghost”) and Jacques Barcia (“Salvaging Gods”), interviews with Jay Lake and Mary Robinette Kowal, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.… More -
Lightspeed Magazine, October 2010
The October 2010 issue of Lightspeed Magazine features all types of sf, from near-future, sociological soft sf, to far-future, star-spanning hard sf, and anything and everything in between:
In our lead story this month, “Hindsight,” horror author Sarah Langan tells… More -
Apex Magazine Issue 17 Catherynne M. Valente
Apex Magazine is a monthly science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine featuring original, mind-bending short fiction from many of the top pros of the field.
Original Fiction:
“Still Life (A Sexagesimal Fairy Tale)” by Ian Tregillis
“The Girl Who Had… More -
Alanya to Alanya L. Timmel Duchamp
Seattle, February 2076. The Marq’ssan bring business as usual to a screeching halt all over the world, and Professor Kay Zeldin joins Robert Sedgewick, US Chief of Security Services, in his war against the invaders. Soon Kay is making rather… More
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Blood in the Fruit L. Timmel Duchamp
Blood in the Fruit, the hard-hitting fourth volume of the five-novel Marq’ssan Cycle, focuses sharp, analytical attention on human rights issues. The novel opens in October 2086. After ten years’ absence, the Marq’ssan Fleet returns to Earth to determine… More
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Renegade L. Timmel Duchamp
Renegade, the second of the five-novel Marq’ssan Cycle, opens in August 2077 as the Pacific Northwest Free Zone, having survived the first year of its existence, faces both internal and external challenges. The US’s Security Services has deployed a… More
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Stretto L. Timmel Duchamp
Stretto, the grand finale of the Marq’ssan Cycle, weaves together the major threads of the Marq’ssan story and encourages readers, as Joan Haran says, "to write beyond the ending." The novel, like the series as a whole, inquires Whose … More
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Tsunami L. Timmel Duchamp
Tsunami, the gripping third volume of the five-novel Marq’ssan Cycle, opens in early 2086, immediately after the signing of the Madrid Accords at the conclusion of the Global War. Many countries, including the US, have been devastated by war,… More
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FAIRY TALE REVIEW [The Red Issue] Kate Bernheimer
Contributors to The Red Issue include Jennifer Calkins, Rikki Ducornet, Noy Holland, Daniel Pafunda, Maria Tatar, Kellie Wells, and Matthew Zapruder.
Once there was a dear little girl whom everyone loved.
—Little Red Cap
Note from Managing Editor
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