Welcome to the Indiana Science Fiction Anthology 2011. Here you will find some of the best science fiction by today’s Indiana writers. Discover worlds where alien insemination happens more often than you think. Find planets where frogs rule and love wins every time. As a writer and publisher of horror (Indiana Horror Anthology for 2011), I must admit I first fell love with science fiction. Science fiction will transport a reader to the far corners of the universe and the most inner and secret spaces within us as human beings. With that said, I also like a little horror in my science fiction. Visit hell only the way a writer of science fiction may portray. Indiana science fiction writers number among the best in the Milky Way, if not the entire universe. Come inside and see for yourself. James Ward Kirk
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James Ward Kirk is the publisher and editor of Indiana Horror Anthology and Indiana Science Fiction Anthology.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By Joanna Pary
Format:Paperback
There's something special about places to which we have an attachment: where we grew up, where we went to college, etc. We know the sights, the sounds, the smells; we know the atmosphere, and to share this with others is to share the delight of a commonality: an attachment not just with the place, but with the people with whom you share the place. So Hoosiers will definitely want to grab a copy of Indy Sci-Fi, because it's their home within the pages and it's their people spinning the yarns.
But make no mistake, these aren't good old home-town tales of happy childhoods: they're creepy, intellectual, and fantastical stories that take us to real locations, and then step outside of these into new realities. The anthology is about speculation and possibility, and how these elements clash with our own reality.
But even if you've never been to Indiana, the anthology is most certainly still worth a read. It's not written by Hoosiers for other insiders who know every nook and crevice of Indianapolis to share their inside jokes; it's written by Hoosiers who want to share their world and their ideas with everyone else, who probably think Indiana is nothing more than one giant cornfield. Little do they know, Indiana is actually full of bright minds and the curiosity and creativity necessary to write a work of science fiction.
This, along with Indy Horror, is to become an annual anthology, and I hope that it succeeds. Middle America is where the creepy weird stuff is at: we've got all the urban legends. Haven't you ever seen the show Supernatural? So take a step into this strange Midwestern land; I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
But make no mistake, these aren't good old home-town tales of happy childhoods: they're creepy, intellectual, and fantastical stories that take us to real locations, and then step outside of these into new realities. The anthology is about speculation and possibility, and how these elements clash with our own reality.
But even if you've never been to Indiana, the anthology is most certainly still worth a read. It's not written by Hoosiers for other insiders who know every nook and crevice of Indianapolis to share their inside jokes; it's written by Hoosiers who want to share their world and their ideas with everyone else, who probably think Indiana is nothing more than one giant cornfield. Little do they know, Indiana is actually full of bright minds and the curiosity and creativity necessary to write a work of science fiction.
This, along with Indy Horror, is to become an annual anthology, and I hope that it succeeds. Middle America is where the creepy weird stuff is at: we've got all the urban legends. Haven't you ever seen the show Supernatural? So take a step into this strange Midwestern land; I guarantee you won't be disappointed.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I know I had fun with this because so many of the writers used real places that I was at least moderately familiarly with, after traveling the state so many years. But the stories stood on their own, and my favorite thing, while it didn't apply to all of them, was how deliciously creepy so many of them were!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Heath Pfaff
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is an excellent collection of stories that I would HIGHLY recommend, especially at the phenomenal list price. You WILL have a good time with this book.
