Speculative fiction from the perspective of the immigrant, old and new, Stories from the distant past and the far future, with a call to the experience of the present.
Highlighting the roots of suspense, supernatural, science fiction and mystery stories, the books in Flame Tree Collections series are beautifully presented, perfect as a gift and offer a lifetime of reading pleasure..
The Flame Tree Gothic Fantasy, Classic Stories and Epic Tales collections bring together the entire range of myth, folklore and modern Short fiction.
Darusha Wehm, Kevin Martens Wong, and Eris Young.
Serajeddini, Bogi Takács, Kanishk Tantia, Tehnuka, Francesco Verso (translated by Michael Colbert), M.
Osondu, Simon Pan, C.
R.
McPherson, E.
C.
Davitt, Greg van Eekhout, Louis Evans, Illimani Ferreira, Beáta Fülöp, Elana Gomel, Eileen Gonzalez, Roy Gray, Alex Gurevich, Jennifer Hudak, Jordan Ifueko, Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito, Jas Kainth, Ken Liu, Samara Lo, Kwame M.
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Cornell, Yelena Crane, Indra Das, Deborah L.
Castro, P.
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The new, contemporary and notable writers featured are: Ali Abbas, Celu Amberstone, Bebe Bayliss, Christine Bennett, Ben Blattberg, Judi Calhoun, V.
Osondu and an insightful introduction by Betsy Huang, Ph.
D., this is an intriguing view of the conflict and anxiety between the settled and the unsettled.
Complemented by a foreword by author E.
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New Stories selected from open submissions are set alongside classic Sci-Fi by the likes of Otto (Eando) Binder and Zenna Henderson, modern Stories by such authors as Celu Amberstone and Ken Liu, and older, realist Immigrant narratives by Abraham Cahan, Sui Sin Far, Lee Yan Phou, Constantine Panunzio and more.
The Stories explore the world from the perspective of the incoming, whether necessitated through war or oppression, financial or familial need, or with hope for a better future, examining visions of displacement and relocation in future and speculative settings.
Tales from writers with Latinx, Caribbean, Asian, African, Arabic, North American, East European origins, and more, challenge the reader with Stories that spill out into space, parallel realms or just hidden in plain sight.
Speculative fiction from the perspective of the immigrant, old and new, Stories from the distant past and the far future, with a call to the experience of the present
