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Push of the Sky
by Camille Alexa
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Sunday, November 29, 2009 04:00 PM
More science fiction authors than you can shake a galactic armada at! Guests include:
- Lilith Saintcrow (Flesh Circus, Orbit)
- Jay Lake (Green, Tom Doherty Associates)
- Thomas Harlan (Land of the Dead, Tor)
- David Levine (Space Magic, Wheatland Press)
- Brent Weeks (Beyond the Shadows, Orbit)
- Camille Alexa (Push of the Sky, Hadley Rille Books)
- Barb and J. C. Hendee (In Shade and Shadow, Roc)
- Devon Monk (Magic in the Shadows, Roc)
- Brenda Cooper (Wings of Creation, Tor)
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch (Diving into the Wreck, Pyr)
- Dean Wesley Smith (numerous Star Trek novels)
- Nina Kiriki Hoffman (Fall of Light, Ace)
- Mike Shepherd (Undaunted, Ace)
- A. M. Dellamonica (Indigo Springs, Tor)
- Timothy Zahn (Odd Girl Out, Tor)
- Alma Alexander (Cybermage, Harper Teen)
- Louise Marley (the Singers of Nevya series)
- Ru Emerson (the Bard's Tale series)
....and Pyr senior editor Lou Anders.
We are also pleased to welcome the Cloud City Garrison of the 501st Imperial Legion.
Synopses & Reviews A young woman and her mandroid wander the Twelve Domed Cities of Mars, looking for a place to call home...
A young man in the age of practical alchemy eschews incantations he can't utter for fantastic creatures built of cogs and springs...
A prehistoric inventor living at the cusp of change finds an ancient winged carcass at the edge of a melting glacier, and has the inspiration of a lifetime...
Over two dozen short speculative works from the pages of Fantasy
Magazine, ChiZine, Abyss and Apex, Space and Time Magazine and more,
including SpaceWesterns.com's most-read story of all time, "The Clone
Wrangler's Bride" and its sequel, "Droidtown Blues."
Plus new stories never before published, collected here for the first time. Review: "Alexa's impressive debut collection covers a wide variety of subgenres, among which she switches with ease. The highlight is the slightly absurdist 'Shades of White and Road,' which develops the whimsy of a magic kingdom and talking objects into something touching and beautiful. Other standouts include the melancholy, postapocalyptic 'A Taste of Snow,' the fun space frontier tale 'The Clone Wrangler's Bride' and the clockwork-and-alchemy fantasy 'The Butterfly Assassins,' which deftly mixes a murder mystery, court intrigue and a stutterer's plight in a world where magic requires verbal incantations. 'Paperheart,' focusing on the last dragon, and 'They Shall Be as They Know,' an eschatological zombie story, nicely revisit familiar themes. The poems are not as strong as the fiction but they show decent range. Alexa's voice is a welcome new addition to genre fiction. (June)" Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
Product Details
- ISBN:
- 9780981924373
- Author:
- Alexa, Camille
- Publisher:
- Hadley Rille Books
- Subject:
- Science Fiction - Short Stories
- Subject:
- Fantasy - Short Stories
- Copyright:
- 2009
- Publication Date:
- June 2009
- Binding:
- Paperback
- Language:
- English
- Pages:
- 304
- Dimensions:
- 900x600x68 99
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