Apostrophes and Apocalypses (1998) [Collection]
by John Barnes
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Quirky, powerful short stories, many published in SF magazines in the late 1980s. Most of them have been unavailable for more than a decade. Now the best of them are collected for the first time - along with several new stories never before published.
Also includes a number of essays.
Contents:
WHILE YOU WAIT
Two Cheers for Ned Ludd and One for Crazy Eddie
Gentleman Pervert off on a Spree
How to Build a Future
Stochasm
Under the Covenant Stars
FOR THE END
Finalities Besides the Grave
Restricted to the Necessary
Enrico Fermi and the Dead Cat
Empty Sky
LET US SPEND SOME TIME
Why the Stars Are Always So Bright from Cousin Sids Farm
That Style Thingie
Delicate Stuff
Deep in the Heart of Genre
Bang On!
Hope Against Hope
TALKING TO PEOPLE WHO ARENT THERE
Information and Unfictionable Science
Between Shepherds and Kings
That Kid Watching His Shoes
Digressions from the Second Person Future
My Advice to the Civilized
Kids Are All Right
Original title: Apostrophes and Apocalypses
Original languages:
English
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Genre: Fiction→ Science Fiction
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