An astonishing mix of hot newcomers, heavy hitters and superstars in this second edition of The Best British Fantasy.
‘More good news come our way from Salt Publishing, it seems that they will not only release a series of year’s best British fantasy, but also starting from next year a series of yearly ‘Best British Horror’ too, edited by Johnny Mains.’ —Dark Wolf Fantasy
2014’s selection offers stories written by eight women and six men. All have been published in 2013, either in popular genre magazines such as Interzone, or in anthologies. In subject matter, the stories range from hard SF space travel, through near future Zero Hours social comment, to an alternate retelling of Theseus and the Minotaur and a world where flowers whisper poems.
Praise for Best British Fantasy
‘All in all this is a great little collection of short stories by some of the best fantasy writers around, some you will have heard of and some that may be new to you but all of whom have earned their place in this anthology by being good writers. Whether or not it's the 'best' and whether or not every writer is actually 'British' is open to debate, but one thing's for sure, it will make a great addition to anyone's fantasy library.’ —Sci-Fi London
‘More good news come our way from Salt Publishing, it seems that they will not only release a series of year’s best British fantasy, but also starting from next year a series of yearly ‘Best British Horror’ too, edited by Johnny Mains.’ —Dark Wolf Fantasy
2014’s selection offers stories written by eight women and six men. All have been published in 2013, either in popular genre magazines such as Interzone, or in anthologies. In subject matter, the stories range from hard SF space travel, through near future Zero Hours social comment, to an alternate retelling of Theseus and the Minotaur and a world where flowers whisper poems.
Praise for Best British Fantasy
‘All in all this is a great little collection of short stories by some of the best fantasy writers around, some you will have heard of and some that may be new to you but all of whom have earned their place in this anthology by being good writers. Whether or not it's the 'best' and whether or not every writer is actually 'British' is open to debate, but one thing's for sure, it will make a great addition to anyone's fantasy library.’ —Sci-Fi London
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Table of Content
Steve Haynes
Introduction
Priya Sharma
Thesea and Astaurius
Jess Hyslop
Triolet
Georgina Bruce
Cat World
Tim Maughan
Zero Hours
David Turnbull
Aspects of Aries
Helen Jackson
Build Guide
E. J. Swift
Saga’s Children
Carole Johnstone
Ad Astra
Jim Hawkins
Sky Leap – Earth Flame
Guy Haley
Irobot
Chris Butler
The Animator
V. H. Leslie
The Cloud Cartographer
Sarah Brooks
Trans-Siberia: An Account of a Journey
Nina Allan
Higher Up
Contributors’ Biographies
Acknowledgements
About the author
Nina Allan’s fiction has featured in numerous magazines and anthologies, including The Year’s Best Fantasy And Science Fiction 2012, The Mammoth Book Of British Crime #10 and Best Horror Of The Year. Her most recent books include the novella Spin (Winner of the this year’s BSFA award for Best Short Fiction.) and the story collection Stardust: The Ruby Castle Stories. She was the Winner of the Aeon Award (2007) and has been shortlisted for the British Fantasy Award (2006, 2010, 2013) and the British Science Fiction Award (2006, 2010, 2011, 2013). This year, her story, ‘The Gateway’, has also been nominated for a Shirley Jackson Award in the Best Novella category. Her novel, The Race, is forthcoming August 2014 with New Con Press.
Language English ● Format EPUB ● Pages 320 ● ISBN 9781844719969 ● File size 0.5 MB ● Editor Steve Haynes ● Publisher Salt ● City London ● Country GB ● Published 2016 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 5606522 ● Copy protection Social DRM
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