Unfit for Eden: A Postscripts Anthology 26/27 edited by Peter Crowther & Nick Gevers
| Author(s) | Peter Crowther (editor) Nick Gevers (editor) |
|---|---|
| Published | December 2011 |
| Publisher | pspublishing |
| Genre(s) | Fantasy |
Unfit for Eden: A Postscripts Anthology 26/27 edited by Peter Crowther & Nick Gevers, and contributed to by Michael Bishop, Neal Barrett Jr., Eric Brown, Matthew Hughes, Kit Reed, Mike Resnick, Darrell Schweitzer, Michael Swanwick, Mike Chinn, Richard Calder, Quentin S. Crisp, Thomas Olde Heuvelt, Christopher Harman, Robert Reed, Greg Quiring, Amber D. Sistla, George Hulseman, Vaughan Stranger, Lavie Tidhar, Robert T. Jeschonek, Steven Utley, Simon Unsworth, Jessica Reisman, Andrew Drummond, Michael Kelly, Matthew Bialer, and Eric Schaller is a fantasy anthology, originally published in December 2011.
It contains the following short stories:
- Unfit for Eden by Michael Bishop
- True Blue by Darrell Schweitzer
- Saving Prince Romero by Mike Chinn
- Madeline Smith by Richard Calder
- Non-Attachment by Quentin S. Crisp
- The Immersion by Matthew Hughes
- The Scribe of Betelgeuse V by Eric Brown
- The Boy Who Cast No Shadow by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
- The Reader by Christopher Harman
- Emergence by Robert Reed
- The Man Who Hated Shakespeare by Greg Ouiring
- The Summer of Our Discontent by Amber D. Sistla
- A Weighty Affair by Mike Resnick
- The Sea Witch by George Hulseman
- First and Third by Vaughan Stanger
- Black Gods Kiss by Lavie Tidhar (Part of the Gorel of Goliris series)
- Warning! Do Not Read This Story! by Robert T. Jeschonek
- Crime and Punishment by Steven Utley
- Borough Station by Simon Unsworth
- The Bottom Garden by Jessica Reisman
- Tasmin by Kit Reed
- Dr. Calvin’s Grand Illuminated Bestial Pleasure Dome by Andrew Drummond
- Pushkin the American by Michael Swanwick
- Conversations with the Dead by Michael Kelly
- The Parasite by Eric Schaller
- Trash by Neal Barrett, Jr.
- I Found Fresh Footprints Again by Matthew Bialer
Trigger Warnings
- Sexual content
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
No representations have been added yet. To add some, click on the edit button!
Tropes
No tropes have been added yet. To add some, click on the edit button!
