"Hold onto your head! Editor Jason Sizemore loads a shotgun with futuristic stories, puts the barrel against your brain and pulls the trigger... Standouts in this sf anthology include James Reilly's Terra Tango 3, Jennifer Pelland's Personal Jesus, and Michele Lee's Meat World. These stories are cutthroat, sinister, sometimes lonely and always disturbing." -Jeff Carlson, international bestselling author of Plague Zone The future is dark. So dark it takes the light of these bright stars to envision seventeen dystopian views. Edited by Jason Sizemore this volume includes work from: Alethea Kontis & Kelli Dunlap, Geoffrey Girard, Elaine Blose, Robby Sparks, Gene O'Neill, Angeline Hawkes, Aliette de Bdard, James Reilly, Gil Ainsworth, Maggie Slater, Glenn Lewis Gillette, Sara Harvey, Natania Barron, Paul Jessup, Deb Taber, Maurice Broaddus, and Ekaterina Sedia.
Dark Futures: Tales of Dystopian SF
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...it's fascinating to see how different authors go in a different direction from the same staring point. There's certainly enough variety here to keep the various dystopias from becoming too oppressive.
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It takes bold and daring authors to delve deep into the recesses of human fears. The authors featured in `Dark Futures' have brought to life, kicking and screaming, the darkest of dark futures imaginable. As with all things, there must be balance and it's healthy to explore the darkness without and within (with the trusty flashlight or candle by your side!) presented in these stories. Dystopian stories are on the rise and the `Dark Futures' anthology will serve to whet your appetite.
