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Clockwork Phoenix

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Lee, Tanith ;	Sandner, David ;	Sedia, Ekaterina ;
Singh, Vandana ;	Wright, John C.;	Brennan, Marie ;
Rambo, Cat ;	Grant, John ;	Hoffman, Erin ;
Allen, Mike ;	Barron, Laird ;	Bobet, Leah ;
DeLuca, Michael J.;	Sparks, Cat ;	Crow, Jennifer ;
MacCath, C. S.;	Galbraith, Joanna ;	Biancotti, Deborah ;
Valente, Catherynne M.;

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Mythic Delirium Books

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Clockwork Phoenix Книга номер: 1

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2011

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Английский (en)

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639.74 KB

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You hold in your hands a cornucopia of modern cutting-edge fantasy. The first volume of this extraordinary new annual anthology series of fantastic literature explodes on the scene with works that sidestep expectations in beautiful and unsettling ways, that surprise with their settings and startle with the manner in which they cross genre boundaries, that aren’t afraid to experiment with storytelling techniques, and yet seamlessly blend form with meaningful function. The delectable offerings found within these pages come from some of today’s most distinguished contemporary fantasists and brilliant rising newcomers.

Whether it’s a touch of literary erudition, playful whimsy, extravagant style, or mind-blowing philosophical speculation and insight, the reader will be led into unfamiliar territory, there to find shock and delight.

Introducing CLOCKWORK PHOENIX.

From Publishers Weekly

Author and editor Allen (Mythic) has compiled a neatly packaged set of short stories that flow cleverly and seamlessly from one inspiration to another. In “The City of Blind Delight” by Catherynne M. Valente, a man inadvertently ends up on a train that takes him to an inescapable city of extraordinary wonders. In “All the Little Gods We Are,” Hugo winner John Grant takes a mind trip to possible parallel universes. Modern topics make an appearance among the whimsy and strangeness: Ekaterina Sedia delves into the misunderstandings that occur between cultures and languages in “There Is a Monster Under Helen’s Bed,” while Tanith Lee gleefully skewers gender politics with “The Woman,” giving the reader a glimpse of what might happen if there was only one fertile woman left in a world of men. Lush descriptions and exotic imagery startle, engross, chill and electrify the reader, and all 19 stories have a strong and delicious taste of weird.

(July)