The Best of Interzone

The Best of Interzone

David Pringle

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Publication
October 29, 1997
Publisher
Harper Voyager

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About the Book

Presents a collection of science fiction works by both well-known and new authors:

Contents

Introduction (The Best of Interzone) essay by David Pringle

Mitochondrial Eve (1995) novelette by Greg Egan

3The Message from Mars (1992) short story by J. G. Ballard

The Sculptor (1992) short fiction by Garry Kilworth

The Allure (1990) short fiction by Richard Calder

Song of Bullfrogs, Cry of Geese (1991) short story by Nicola Griffith

Pigs Mostly (1991) short fiction by Ian Lee

The Tourist (1994) short story by Paul Park

George and the Comet (1991) short story by Stephen Baxter

Warmth (1995) short story by Geoff Ryman

The Family Football (1991) short fiction by Ian R. MacLeod

Ahead! (1995) short story by Ian Watson

Bad Timing (1991) short story by Molly Brown

World Wars III (1992) short story by Paul Di Filippo

Bird on a Time Branch (1992) short fiction by Cherry Wilder

Norbert and the System (1993) novelette by Timons Esaias

Sharp Tang (1994) novelette by John Meaney

Off the Track (1992) short story by David Garnett

The Eye-Opener (1995) short story by Brian W. Aldiss

The Welfare Man (1993) novelette by Chris Beckett

The Data Class (1994) short story by Ben Jeapes

Downtime in the MKCR (1994) short story by Eric Brown

Eat Reecebread (1994) novelette by Peter F. Hamilton and Graham Joyce

The Unkindness of Ravens (1994) short story by Brian Stableford

The Man Who Read a Book (1994) short story by Thomas M. Disch

Slow News Day (1994) short story by Kim Newman

The Net of Babel (1995) short story by David Langford

A Ring of Green Fire (1994) short story by Sean McMullen

Human Waste (1994) short story by Mary Gentle

Cyril the Cyberpig (1992) short fiction by Eugene Byrne

Author Biographies (The Best of Interzone) essay by David Pringle

 

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David Pringle

David Pringle (born 1950) is a Scottish science fiction editor.

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