Alternative Truths (Alternatives) (Volume 1)

Bob Brown; Adam -Troy Castro; Diana Hauer; Jim Wright; Louise Marley; Susan Murrie Macdonald; Paula Hammond; Bobby Lee Featherston; Irene Radford; Joel Ewy; Gregg Chamberlain; Sara Codair; K.G. Anderson; Daniel M. Kimmel; Janka Hobbs; Bruno Lombardi; Victor D. Phillips; Larry Hodges; Blaze Ward; Ken Staley

ISBN 10: 0998963410 / ISBN 13: 9780998963419

Edité par B Cubed Press, 2017

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• Titre: Alternative Truths (Alternatives) (Volume 1)
• Éditeur: B Cubed Press
• Date de parution: 2017
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0998963410
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780998963419
• Reliure: Soft cover
• Édition: 1st Edition
• État de l'article: As New
• État de la jaquette: No Jacket

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Synopsis

Alternative Truths is a look at the post-election America that is, or will be, or could be. We attach no manacles to truth that bind it to our visions. Instead we free it to find its own way through the minds of the two dozen writers who have shared their vision of the future in either sensitively written allegorical tales such as Relics by Louise Marley, a woman who grew up bucking hay in Montana and moved on to a talented musical performer and successful novelist; or the raw humor of Adam Troy-Castro in his Q & A, which takes on the verbal veracity of Donald J. Trump. This collection includes a thoughtful foreword by Rick Dunham other work by some of fandoms best loved writers

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K.G. Anderson’s short fiction appears in anthologies including Second Contacts, Story Emporium, Triangulation: Beneath the Surface. Louise Marley is a farm girl turned writer and singer with great success in each. Adam-Troy Castro has won the Philip K. Dick Award and the Seiun (Japan), and have been nominated for eight Nebulas, three Stokers, and two Hugos. Gregg Chamberlain has been a community newspaper reporter for more than 40 years. Sara Codair teaches writing at a community college. Joel Ewy is self-employed and lives in South Central Kansas with his wife and two kids. Voss Foster lives in the middle of the Eastern Washington desert. Paula Hammond can be found prowling London’s crusty underbelly in search of random weirdness. Diana Hauer is a writer of words, both technical and fantastical, who lives in Beaverton, Oregon, with a dog and a fiancé Janka Hobbs lives in the Puget Sound lowlands, where she studies Aikido and Botany when she’s not playing with words. Larry Hodges is an active member of SFWA with 81 short story sales. Liam Hogan is a London based writer. Winner of Quantum Shorts 2015 and Sci-Fest LA’s Roswell Award 2016. Daniel M. Kimmel was nominated for a Hugo Award for Jar Jar Binks Must Die… and other observations about science fiction movies. Rebecca McFarland Kyle currently lives between the Smoky and Cumberland mountains with her husband and three cats. Bruno Lombardi is a Canadian author of speculative and weird fiction. Susan Murrie Macdonald was a fifth-generation Republican until November 9, 2016, after which she could no longer support the GOP with a clear conscience. She is the author of a children’s book, R Is For Renaissance Faire, as well as several short stories. Victor Phillips, recently retired after four decades’ career in natural resources management and education. Irene Radford is the bestselling author of the beloved Dragon Nimbus Series and the masterwork Merlin’s Descendants series. Ken Staley lives and works in the lower Yakima Valley in Eastern Washington. Wondra Vanian is an American national who moved to Wales, in the United Kingdom, and is currently focusing on writing. Blaze Ward writes epic science fiction in the Jessica Keller Chronicles and the Science Officer series. Jim Wright is a retired US Navy Chief Warrant Officer and freelance writer. He’s been called the Tool of Satan, but he prefers the title: Satan’s Designated Driver. He is the mind behind Stonekettle Station.