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Witches Paula Guran et al.
A bewitching brew of stories sure to enchant.
Surrounded by the aura of magic, witches have captured our imaginations for millennia and fascinate us now more than ever. No longer confined to the image of a hexing old crone, witches… More -
Eclipse John Shirley
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2039: The Russians didn’t use the big nukes. The ongoing Third World War has left parts of Europe in ruins. Into the chaos steps the Second Alliance, a multinational eager to impose its own kind of New World… More -
Everything Is Broken John Shirley
A suspenseful, politically charged SF thriller . . . that could be day-after-tomorrow reality . . .
Twenty-year-old Russ arrives in the northern California town of Freedom to visit his dad. Freedom has peculiarities other than its odd name: the… More -
Eclipse Penumbra John Shirley
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The guerilla war against the Second Alliance and its plans for a European apartheid intensifies in this second volume of John Shirley’s A Song Called Youth trilogy. From its beginning, thwarting the Second Alliance has been the first… More -
Eclipse Corona John Shirley
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The power of the Second Alliance has coalesced and terrorism institutionalized. New concentration camps bring the horrors of “Ethnic Cleansing” to a terrifying intensity. The SA stands poised to conquer the ruins of Europe with brutality. Media manipulation… More -
A Song Called Youth (Eclipse Omnibus) John Shirley
An omnibus of all three novels, revised by the author, complete in one volume—Eclipse, Eclipse Penumbra, Eclipse Corona—of the prophetic, still frighteningly relevant cyberpunk masterpiece.
With a new introduction by Richard Kadrey and biographical notes by Bruce Sterling.… More -
Robots Rich Horton et al.
From Karel Čapek’s biotech machines of R.U.R….to Henry Kuttner & C.L. Moore’s “The Proud Robot”…to Isaac Asimov’s positronic robots…to the many stories, films, cartoons, and games that have come since featuring cybertronic sex toys, robotic rebels, grandmothers with artificial… More
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Northwest Passages Barbara Roden et al.
Free Fiction: “Northwest Passage” by Barbara Roden
Nominated for a World Fantasy Award
“Roden’s Northwest Passages is an altogether masterly collection, proof that a writer with truly scary talent is at work in Ashcroft, British Columbia.”–from Michael Dirda’s “Introduction”
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Phantom Paul Tremblay et al.
No ax murderers hunting sexy teens . . . no brutal torture for torture’s sake . . . because Phantom goes beyond the scare: Paul Tremblay and Sean Wallace have collected fourteen stories by today’s most thoughtful writers of horror,… More
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Death and Resurrection R. A. MacAvoy
The award-winning writer of Tea with the Black Dragonand other acclaimed novels returns to fantasy with the intriguing story of Chinese-American artist Ewen Young who gains the ability to travel between the worlds of life and death. This unasked-for… More
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Somewhere Beneath Those Waves Sarah Monette
Sarah Monette’s diverse collection delves deeply into the mythic and reaches far beyond everyday reality. Readers cannot resist journeying with her into realms—dangerously dark or illuminatingly revelatory—they could never imagine without her as their guide. From ghost stories in the… More
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Winning Mars Jason Stoddard
Jere Gutierrez is bucking the trend at the dying art of “linear” entertainment—what we know today as TV shows. His combination of astounding stories, captured in the moment, are captivating millions. Of course, every one of his stories are fabricated… More
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The Bone Key Sarah Monette
The dead and the monstrous will not leave Kyle Murchison Booth alone, for an unwilling foray into necromancy has made him sensitive to—and attractive to —the creatures who roam the darkness of his once-safe world.
Ghosts, ghouls, incubi: all have… More -
Creatures: Thirty Years of Monsters John Langan et al.
Monsters: As old as the oldest of stories, as new as our latest imaginings. From the ancient stone corridors of the labyrinth to the graffitied alleyways of the contemporary metropolis, they stalk the shadows. Leering from the darkness of the… More
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On the Banks of the River of Heaven Richard Parks
On the Banks of the River of Heaven presents fourteen stories by Richard Parks, an “unrepentant storyteller,” according to Locus Magazine. In his third collection, you’ll find stories about a ghoul with an identity crisis; a girl who can be… More
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The Ones That Got Away Stephen Graham Jones
These thirteen stories are our own lives, inside out. A boy’s summer romance doesn’t end in that good kind of heartbreak, but in blood. A girl on a fishing trip makes a friend in the woods who’s exactly what she… More
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