The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction · #3

The Solaris Book Of New Science Fiction: Volume Three

George Mann

Science Fiction Anthology

Edited by George Mann.

The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction: Volume Three continues the series of electric science fiction short stories from some of the foremost luminaries in the genre. Featuring tales of alternative realities, future crime-noir, hi-tech industrial espionage and genetic engineering, from popular award-winning authors such as, Alastair Reynolds, Stephen Baxter, Ken MacLeod, Daniel Abraham, John Meaney, and many more, this collection is certain to satisfy all fans of high-quality science fiction.

Contents:

  • Introduction by George Mann
  • Rescue Mission by Jack Skillingstead
  • The Fixation by Alastair Reynolds
  • Artifacts by Stephen Baxter
  • Necroflux Day by John Meaney
  • Providence by Paul Di Filippo
  • Carnival Night by Warren Hammond
  • The Assistant by Ian Whates
  • Glitch by Scott Edelman
  • One of Our Bastards Is Missing by Paul Cornell
  • Woodpunk by Adam Roberts
  • Minya's Astral Angels by Jennifer Pelland
  • The Best Monkey by Daniel Abraham
  • Long Stay by Ian Watson
  • A Soul Stitched to Iron by Tim Akers
  • iThink, Therefore I Am by Ken MacLeod
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Published
2009
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George Mann

George Mann is a Sunday Times bestselling novelist and scriptwriter. He’s the creator of the supernatural crime series Wychwood, as well as the popular Newbury & Hobbes and Tales of the Ghost series, two of which are in development as television shows. He’s written new adventures for landmark properties such as Star Wars, Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes, Judge Dredd, Warhammer 40,000 and Dark Souls. George lives near Grantham with his wife, family and two noisy dogs. He loves mythology and folklore, Kate Bush and chocolate. He is constantly surrounded by tottering piles of books.