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Gravity Wells
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James Alan Gardner has been called “one of the most engaging reads in SF.” His debut novel, Expendable, was acclaimed by some of science fiction’s most esteemed authors. Now, in Gravity Wells, he brings together some of the stories that have helped solidify his reputation as one of the greats in speculative fiction. This collection consists of stories making their debut, previously published stories that have won the Aurora Award, the grand prize in the prestigious Writers of the Future contest, and tales that have been nominated for Hugo and Nebula Awards.
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Susan O'Fearna
Created about 6 years agoShare
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“Muffin Explains Teleology to the World at Large 3/6/2006
The Children of Crèche 3/2/2006
Kent State Descending the Gravity Well: An Analysis of the Observer 3/1/2006
Withered Gold, the Night, the Day 2/24/2006
The Last Day of the War, With Parrots 2/23/2006
A Changeable Market in Slaves 2/22/2006
Reaper 2/21/2006
Lesser Figures of the Greater Trumps 2/20/2006
Shadow Album 2/19/2006
Hardware Scenario G-49 2/17/2006
The Reckoning of Gifts 2/16/2006
The Young Person's Guide to the Organism 2/15/2006
Three Hearings on the Existence of Snakes in the Human Bloodstream 2/14/2006
Sense of Wonder”

Karen King
Created almost 16 years agoShare
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“I enjoyed this collection of short stories as they made me think at times and laugh at times. I especially liked the stories "The Last Day of the War, with Parrots" in which knowing someone's thoughts isn't always a good thing; "A Changeable Market in Slaves," or, in other words, how many different ways can a story's opening go and "A Young Person's Guide to the Organism," as different people see the same creature in many different ways.”

Hayley
Created almost 17 years agoShare
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