β Scribed by Genevieve Valentine; Lavie Tidhar; Robert Reed; Lisa L Hannett; Sarah Monette; Corie Ralston; Rachel Sobel; Alex Dally MacFarlane; Ekaterina Sedia; Tobias S. Buckell; Don Webb; Karen Hueler; Jay Lake; Simon DeDeo; Jim C. Hines; Nnedi Okorafor; Lezli Robyn; Mike Resnick; John A. McDermott; Berrien C. Henderson; Geoffrey W. Cole; Desirina Boskovich; Nick Mamatas; Ken Scholes; N.K. Jemisin; Catherynne M. Valente; Neil Clarke
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Selected from the Hugo award-winning Clarkesworld Magazine, this anthology collects the work of twenty-seven visionary writers of short fiction, including such World Fantasy, Philip K. Dick, Tiptree, Hugo, and Campbell Award winners and finalists as Jay Lake, Nnedi Okorafor, Robert Reed, Sarah Monette, Mike Resnick, Lavie Tidhar, N.K. Jemisin and Catherynne M. Valente.
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