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Digital Domains: A Decade of Science Fiction & Fantasy. Prime. Jul. 2010. c.312p. ed. by Ellen Datlow. ISBN 978-1-60701-208-5. pap. $14.95. FANTASY
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From James Blaylock’s eerie tale of one man’s discovery of time’s fluidity (“Thirteen Phantasms”) to the terrible inevitability in Simon Ing’s story of a relationship between invader and native (“Russian Vine”), the 15 stories in this collection display the vibrancy and variety of online fiction as seen in the virtual “pages” of three related online magazines: Omni Online , Event Horizon , and SciFiction. Contributors include Paul Park, Jeffrey Ford, Kim Newman, Karen Joy Fowler, and other writers of both analog and digital fiction. VERDICT The easy availability of fiction on the web attracts a large following, and this volume is proof of its staying power. Suitable for lovers of short fiction of all genres.
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From James Blaylock’s eerie tale of one man’s discovery of time’s fluidity (“Thirteen Phantasms”) to the terrible inevitability in Simon Ing’s story of a relationship between invader and native (“Russian Vine”), the 15 stories in this collection display the vibrancy and variety of online fiction as seen in the virtual “pages” of three related online magazines: Omni Online , Event Horizon , and SciFiction. Contributors include Paul Park, Jeffrey Ford, Kim Newman, Karen Joy Fowler, and other writers of both analog and digital fiction. VERDICT The easy availability of fiction on the web attracts a large following, and this volume is proof of its staying power. Suitable for lovers of short fiction of all genres.
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