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Irregular verbs

A short story collection that blends science fiction, fantasy and literary fiction in tales that range from a Chinese restaurant where the owner's ghost lingers for one final party, to a desolate Arctic island where a lone Canadian soldier stands guard against an invasion from Denmark, to a resettlement centre for refugees from ancient Rome.</

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  • "Featured are 22 stories of speculative fiction drawn from across the author's decade and a half of work. In this diverse collection, refugees from ancient Rome struggle to adapt to a modern world, time travelers struggle to comprehend fractured causality, a dreadful disease pits cold reason against common decency, explorers court death and a wife is given the dreadful job of providing her husband with escape from the trap his invulnerable body has become. With settings in the New World, the Old and beyond, ranging from science fiction to fantasy, the author proves capable in a number of genres. Surprisingly, although the author has seen print in such venues as Asimov's Science Fiction and The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction and is regularly praised by luminaries from Rich Horton to Gardner Dozois, this is his first collection. With an introduction by Helen Marshall, these stories represent if not the totality of the author's stories to date, then a very healthy majority."
  • "A short story collection that blends science fiction, fantasy and literary fiction in tales that range from a Chinese restaurant where the owner's ghost lingers for one final party, to a desolate Arctic island where a lone Canadian soldier stands guard against an invasion from Denmark, to a resettlement centre for refugees from ancient Rome.</"@en

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  • "Electronic books"
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  • "Irregular verbs : and other stories"
  • "Irregular verbs"@en
  • "Irregular verbs and other stories"