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Invaders
Katharine Dunn, Junot Diaz, W. P. Kinsella, Steven Millhauser, George Saunders, Jim Shepard, Rivka Galchen

22 Tales from the Outer Limits of Literature

Tachyon Publications
July 2016
On Sale: July 12, 2016
384 pages
ISBN: 1616962100
EAN: 9781616962104
Kindle: B01A94JIGI
Paperback / e-Book
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Science Fiction

The invasion of the future has begun.

Literary legends including Steven Millhauser, Junot Diáz, Amiri Baraka, and Katharine Dunn have attacked the borders of the every day. Like time traveling mad-scientists, they have concocted outrageous creations from the future. They have seized upon tales of technology gone wrong and mandated that pulp fiction must finally grow up.

In these wildly-speculative stories you will discover the company that controls the world from an alley in Greenwich Village. You’ll find nanotechnology that returns memories to the residents of a nursing home. You’ll rally an avian-like alien to become a mascot for a Major League Baseball team.

The Invaders are here. But did science fiction colonize them first?

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