Les Fey, tome 4 : Les Représailles

A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy ISSUE 52: September 2021 Lezli Robyn, EditorTaylor Morris, CopyeditorShahid Mahmud, Publisher Stories by Mica Scotti Kole, Mike Resnick, David Boop, Carrie Callahan, Robert Silverberg, Todd McCaffrey, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Wang Nuonuo (translated by S. Qiouyi) Jean Marie Ward Interviews Jonathan Maberry Serialization: Over the Wine Dark Sea by Harry Turtledove Columns by: Gregory Benford, L. Penelope Recommended Books: Richard Chwedyk Galaxy's Edge is a bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Arc Manor, an award winning independent press based in Maryland. Each issue of the magazine has a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel, columns by L. Penelope and Gregory Benford, and book recommendations by Richard Chwydyk.

Galaxy’s Edge Magazine: Issue 52, September 2021 - Galaxy's Edge, #52

Winner of the Endeavor Award ".one of the top science fiction sagas in recent years."-Midwest Book ReviewsWhose rules does Detective Miles Flint live by?Humans and aliens have formed a loose government called the Earth Alliance, with treaties that guarantee humans are subject to alien laws when on alien soil. But alien laws often seem senseless, and minor violations draw outrageous punishments-from death to the loss of a first-born child. Miles Flint grapples with three cases that have collided: a stolen space-yacht filled with dead bodies, two kidnapped human children, and a human woman on the run to avoid alien prosecution, trying to become one of the Disappeared. Flint must enforce the law-giving the children to aliens, solving the murders, and arresting the woman for running from the legal system. But how can he enforce laws that are unjust? How can he sacrifice innocents to a system he's not sure he believes in? How can Miles Flint do the right thing in a universe where the right thing is very, very wrong?This is Flint's first adventure in the 15-book series, the story that turns him from a police detective in the Armstrong Dome on the Moon into a Retrieval Artist."Part CSI, part Blade Runner, and part hard-boiled gumshoe, [Retrieval Artist] Miles Flint would be as at home on a foggy San Francisco street in the 1940s as he is in the domed lunar colony of Armstrong City."-The Edge Boston"Rusch has created an entertaining blend of mystery and sf, a solid police drama that asks hard questions about what justice between cultures, and even species, really is."-Booklist"It feels like a popular TV series crossed with a Spielberg film-engaging."-Locus"The Disappeared is a very readable, very thought-provoking novel that lives up to every expectation we have of Rusch and her considerable talents. Buy and enjoy."-Analog

The Disappeared: A Retrieval Artist Novel - Retrieval Artist, #1

Everyone wants the ability to teleport from one place to another in an instant. But what happens if something goes wrong? And what happens if the government refuses to listen?When a journalist on assignment visits a convention held by a fringe group who believes that teleportation has changed them-he wonders how he will manage to complete his assignment. But the more he talks to the TVSo?s, the more he becomes convinced they might not be crazy-they might just be right. Finalist for the Best Fiction Maggie Award given by the Western Publications Association.

Going Native

To cope with his wife's death, Petras must come to terms with the reality of it. He needs to see her body, visit the place where she died...understand why she died. But the closer Petras gets to the place Hedie died, the more questions he faces-questions that might destabilize everything Petras thinks he knows."Kristine Kathryn Rusch is one of the best writers in the field."-SFRevu

The City's Edge

From the pages of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine come eight delightful stories featuring cats-some who charm, some who connive, even some who simply demand attention. In short, these stories have Cattitude. From some of Pulphouse's best and most prolific writers, these stories embody the Pulphouse spirit: no genre limitations, no topic limitations, just attitude and top-quality writing. Including:"Queen of the Mouse Riders" by Annie Reed"The Fur Tsunami" by Kent Patterson"Bushtits Gone Wild" by Stephanie Writt"The Goddess Particle" by Dæmon Crowe"An Incursion of Mice" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch"Erwin or Ralph" by Ray Vukcevich"The Mouth that Walked" by Dean Wesley Smith"Life, with Cats" by Annie Reed

Cattitude - Pulphouse

Take stories detailing all the nastiest parts of human behavior, from theft to murder to mayhem, throw in some of the "lesser" darkness that humans can provide during the holidays, and assemble them into one volume-welcome to Bloody Christmas. These stories, dark and vicious, form the perfect antidote to the holiday season's sugary sweetness. So, consider this the savory part of the holidays for those whose reading tastes get darker in the darkest part of the year. As Alfred Hitchcock used to say, read these stories with the lights on-and the doors locked, curtains drawn, and protective gear at hand. One never knows what lurks in the darkness. Includes:"Asking For It" by C. H. Hung"Some Folks Just Need Killin'" by Lauryn Christopher"A Crafty Affair" by Bonnie Elizabeth"A Hidden Gift" by Meyari McFarland"The Perfect Gift" by Robert Cutchin"Why Don't You Make Gingerbread?" by Dayle A. Dermatis"A Killer Party" by Annie Reed"Wild Nights and New Roads" by Lisa Silverthorne"Sister Silence Night" by Michael Warren Lucas"Bobo" by Ron Collins"Christmas Dessert" by Juliet Nordeen

Bloody Christmas - Holiday Anthology Series, #1

McIntyre tries everything he can think of to escape his family legacy. Regardless of his efforts, the end remains the same: death. McIntyre learned to deal with death long ago, but when the same legacy threatens his son, McIntyre knows he must find a new way to fight or he'll lose everything."[Rusch's horror stories are] horror in the same way that Robert Bloch's Psycho is-horror of the soul."-Locus

Children

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