Science fiction eBooks recommendation
Holly Francis
Hi guys,
I'm Holly from Comma Press, a not-for-profit independent publisher specialising in short fiction, namely science fiction, crime and horror. I’ve been putting together a list of sci-fi eBooks that I think would really interest you guys – hope you don’t mind me sharing. They are:
Sara Maitland’s Guardian-recommended MOSS WITCH, a collection that combines fairytale with scientific theory.
‘Simply
dazzling; my woodland walks will never be the same.' – New
Scientist.
Adam Marek’s award-winning THE STONE THROWER and INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR SWALLOWING, two books that offer a warped vision of
modern life as it could have been.
'...Addictively
off-kilter. The stories are likely to stay in the back of your mind for a long
time.' - Litro
Magazine on THE STONE THROWER.
LITMUS, an anthology that offers a fictionalised
snapshot of history’s most influential eureka moments.
*Selected for The Observer's Best Books of the 2011 list.*
WHEN IT CHANGED, an anthology in which writers collaborate with leading scientists to create science fiction rooted in the present.
'A
diamond of compression.'
– Financial Times.
LEMISTRY, a series of works written by celebrated authors and inspired by the wonderfully imaginative sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem.
'An
engaging celebration of Stanislaw Lem. Those who love his work will find much
to admire.'
- Publishers Weekly.
BIO-PUNK, an anthology of eerie tales from the extreme
end of the research spectrum.
'Fascinating
reading.' - Financial Times
Featuring celebrated and award-winning authors
such as Frank Cottrell Boyce, Sarah Hall and Brian Aldiss, they’re a must-read
for those interested in all avenues of science fiction, and right now they’re
discounted up to half price. These titles are all available on four different
platforms: Kindle, Kobo, Google Play and iBooks, so just follow the link,
choose your platform and see what takes your fancy:
www.commapress.co.uk/?section=books&page=ebookeditions
Thanks for your time!
Holly