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Harsh Oases | Paul Di Filippo

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Among the seventeen stories in this collection are two that are original to this volume, some favorites of the author, and older work not previously collected. As always, the themes and stories are odd yet disturbingly familiar and hauntingly relevant: “Femaville 29” explores love and salvation among the ruins of a devastated US East Coast; “The Singularity Needs Women” has human and post-human fighting for a woman’s love; and “Harsh Oases” itself is the first addition to the Ribofunk universe since the release of that collection some years ago. This ebook features an Introduction by Cory Doctorow.

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Harsh Oases | Paul Di Filippo

Another signed book. This one is a special edition hardcover from PS Publishing, which does some amazing stuff. Fun fact about Di Filippo: his brother was my Latin teacher in high school.

RealBooks4ever Is this short stories? I read Neutrino Drag. It was ok. Favorite story was "What's Up Tiger Lilly". ? 7y

rwrkb @RealBooks4ever Yeah, stories. My favorite books of his are Fuzzy Dice and Fractal Paisleys. I've read about 50% of his stuff, but Neutrino Drag is still on one of my TBR shelves. 7y

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