
Speculative Fiction
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A novel that possesses the spirit of an oral history and the imaginative possibility of a human tiger tail.

“I admire my characters for their ability to do something that I would find far too embarrassing to do myself. Fiction can get us to experience what we might do if we were braver. Or dumber.”
Writing with the body as her touchstone, the novelist channels a woman warrior in The Book of Joan.

Surrealism meets fantasy in The Last Days of New Paris, a recent novel by a British author of New Weird Fiction.

Alexander Weinstein’s debut collection, Children of the New World, presents us with a future absurd enough to be our own.
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