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portada Shortcuts: Track 1: Six Science Fiction and Fantasy Novellas From Aotearoa new Zealand
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780473336486

Shortcuts: Track 1: Six Science Fiction and Fantasy Novellas From Aotearoa new Zealand

Mann Phillip,Jones Tim,Stone Grant (Author) · Paper Road Press Ltd. · Paperback

Shortcuts: Track 1: Six Science Fiction and Fantasy Novellas From Aotearoa new Zealand - Mann Phillip,Jones Tim,Stone Grant

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Synopsis "Shortcuts: Track 1: Six Science Fiction and Fantasy Novellas From Aotearoa new Zealand"

Interdimensional forests, atomic ghosts and future tech gone horribly wrong abound in this collection of six works by acclaimed New Zealand sci fi and fantasy writers. Tim Jones explores desperation and betrayal on New Zealand's shores in his climate refugee novella, Landfall. AC Buchanan tells a story of creatures and people displaced in time and space in Bree's Dinosaur. Grant Stone's tale of jealous muses and musical prodigy: The Last. Lee Murray and Piper Mejia's sci-fi adventure Mika throws the reader into an odyssey through a dystopic USA. A husband with a secret in IK Paterson-Harkness' Pocket Wife. Grief, ghosts, and atoms: Octavia Cade explores Ernest Rutherford's discoveries of loss in The Ghost of Matter. From award-winning boutique publisher Paper Road Press.

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