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The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction Vol 3 Solaris Book of New Science Fiction by George Mann; Jack Skillingstead; Alastair Reynolds; Stephen Baxter; John Meaney; Paul Di Filippo; Warren Hammond; Ian Whates; Scott Edelman; Paul Cornell; Adam Roberts; Jennifer Pelland; Daniel Abraham; Ian Watson; Tim Akers; Ken MacLeod is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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Showcasing some of the world's greatest science fiction writers, the eclectic short stories and novelettes in this anthology--all published here for the first time--range from futuristic murder mysteries to tales of contact with alien beings. Contents: Introduction / George Mann -- Rescue mission / Jack Skillingstead -- The fixation / Alastair Reynolds -- Artifacts / Stephen Baxter -- Necroflux Day / John Meaney -- Providence / Paul Di Filippo -- Carnival night / Warren Hammond -- The assistant / Ian Whates -- Glitch / Scott Edelman -- One of our bastards is missing / Paul Cornell -- Woodpunk / Adam Roberts -- Minya's astral angels / Jennifer Pelland -- The best monkey / Daniel Abraham -- Long stay / Ian Watson -- A soul stitched to iron / Tim Akers -- iThink, therefore I am / Ken MacLeod. The Barnes & Noble Review Described as a "sampler of the future" by George Mann in the collection's introduction, The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction is the historic first release from Solaris, the new science fiction/fantasy imprint of England's BL Publishing. Featuring 16 never-before-published short stories from genre luminaries like Peter F. Hamilton, Stephen Baxter, Paul Di Filippo, Ia

Author

George Mann; Jack Skillingstead; Alastair Reynolds; Stephen Baxter; John Meaney; Paul Di Filippo; Warren Hammond; Ian Whates; Scott Edelman; Paul Cornell; Adam Roberts; Jennifer Pelland; Daniel Abraham; Ian Watson; Tim Akers; Ken MacLeod

Publisher

Rebellion

Published

2009

Language

EN

ISBN

9781844165995

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities

Rating

3.69 / 5 (48 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13