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The Future is Japanese (2012)
Stories from and about the land of the rising sun
by Project Itoh, Ken Liu, Felicity Savage, David Moles, Rachel Swirsky, Toh EnJoe, Pat Cadigan, Issui Ogawa, Catherynne M. Valente, Ekaterina Sedia, Hideyuki Kikuchi, Bruce Sterling, Hirotaka Tobi
A web browser that threatens to conquer the world. The longest, loneliest railroad on Earth. A North Korean nuke hitting Tokyo, a hollow asteroid full of automated rice paddies, and a specialist in breaking up “virtual” marriages. And yes, giant robots. These thirteen stories from and about the... (learn more about this book)
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The Secret History of Moscow (2007)
by Ekaterina Sedia
Every city contains secret places, and Moscow is no different, its citizens seeking safety under the city during tumultuous times - a cavernous dark world of magic, weeping trees and albino jackdaws, where exiled pagan deities and fairytale creatures still whisper strange tales to ... (learn more about this book)
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The Alchemy Of Stone
by Ekaterina Sedia
Mattie, an intelligent automaton skilled in the use of alchemy, finds herself caught in the middle of a conflict between gargoyles, the Mechanics, and the Alchemists. With the old order quickly giving way to the new, Mattie discovers powerful and dangerous secrets - secrets that can completely... (learn more about this book)
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Five Star Science Fiction/Fantasy - According To Crow (Five Star Science Fiction/Fantasy)
by Ekaterina Sedia
Josiah was born after the war was over, but its shadow still lies across the land of Sium. Even though the two countries had remained at peace for the past seventeen years, there is little doubt that the Meran Empire will continue its conquest one day. Josiah is too young to remember the war, but... (learn more about this book)
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The House of Discarded Dreams
by Ekaterina Sedia
Trying to escape her embarrassing immigrant mother, Vimbai moves into a dilapidated house in the dunes... and discovers that one of her new roommates has a pocket universe instead of hair, there's a psychic energy baby living in the telephone wires, and her dead Zimbabwean grandmother is doing... (learn more about this book)
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Heart of Iron
by Ekaterina Sedia
In a Russia where the Decembrists' rebellion was successful and the Trans-Siberian railroad was completed before 1854, Sasha Trubetskaya wants nothing more than to have a decent debut ball in St. Petersburg. But her aunt's feud with the emperor lands Sasha at university, where she becomes one of... (learn more about this book)
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Bloody Fabulous (2012)
by Ekaterina Sedia
Lace. Leather. Open collars over exquisite collarbones. A single red drop on paper-white cuffs. From the brocade extravagance of the Unseelie courts to the ubiquitous leather of supernatural detectives to the old-fashioned good taste of wealthy vampires - we are as familiar with fantasy... (learn more about this book)
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Bewere the Night (2011)
by Ekaterina Sedia
Kitsune. Werewolves. Crane wives. Selkies. Every culture has stories of such strange creatures - animals turning into humans, humans shapeshifting into animals. Sometimes seductive, sometimes bloodthirsty, but always unpredictable like nature itself, these beings are manifestations of our secret... (learn more about this book)
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