Year’s Best Aotearoa New Zealand Science Fiction & Fantasy Volume I by Marie Hodgkinson
Requirements: ePUB Reader, 355 kB | Retail
Overview: Every year, writers from Aotearoa New Zealand have their stories snapped up by publishers across the globe. These stories make it onto honours lists and are widely recommended and critically acclaimed, and then…Well. Things are seldom lost forever on the internet, but they certainly become harder to find. And it is all too easy for stories that shine like shooting stars to fade like them, too.
This book is the first volume of an annual anthology series that will bring new life and new light to the best science fiction and fantasy to come out of this country each year. In these pages you’ll find stories of apocalypse and survival, hope and bitter retribution; of people living in the spaces left behind and building new spaces to fit what they are or have become.
It’s not always the world that changes; sometimes, it’s us, and the change may be monstrous or welcome – or monstrously welcome.
These thirteen stories are my top picks for 2018, but they’re neither the be-all nor the end-all of SFF writing in this country.
—They’re only the beginning.
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy | New Zealand
- “We Feed the Bears of Fire and Ice”, by Octavia Cade
“A Most Elegant Solution”, by M. Darusha Wehm
“Girls Who Do Not Drown”, by Andi Buchanan
“Logistics”, by A.J. Fitzwater
“The Billows of Sarto”, by Sean Monaghan
“A Brighter Future”, by Grant Stone
“The People Between the Silences”, by Dave Moore
“Common Denominator”, by Melanie Harding-Shaw
“Te Ika”, by J.C. Hart
“Trees”, by Toni Wi
“The Garden”, by Isabelle McNeur
“Mirror Mirror”, by Mark English
“The Glassblower’s Peace”, by James Rowland
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Volume II: HERE
Volume III: HERE
