โ Scribed by Chong, Vincent;Whates, Ian
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Eighteen stories, five original to this collection, which take you to distant futures and disturbing tomorrows, to strange new worlds and others that may seem uncomfortably familiar. Intelligent science fiction and subtle fantasy packed with excitement, surprises, humour, and warmth.
Includes the BSFA Award shortlisted title story.
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