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Shoreline of Infinity 40

Science fiction stories, poems and articles by:

Arthur H Manners〈〉Chloie Piveral〈〉Chris Kelso〈〉Franki Halliwell〈〉Hiron Ennes〈〉Jadie Bea〈〉John J Kennedy〈〉Joyce Bingham 〈〉 Mark Toner〈〉Matjaz Vidmar〈〉Pippa Goldschmidt〈〉Rachel Plummer〈〉Scott Payne〈〉T Lucas Earle〈〉Timothy Quinn

Includes the winning story of Cymera Festival/Shoreline of Infinity science fiction short story competition for Scottish writers.

And the winning stories from

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Cover with title and author.The image is a random collection of postage stamps from around the world. There are quotes about the book: “Fascinating to watch the development through these stories of an original, wry and dystopic fantasy voice” - Frankie Boyle and ‘What a privilege to have the evolution of a brilliant writer laid out right there in front of you.’ - Chris McQueer

Collected by Chris Kelso

“Fascinating to watch the development through these stories of an original, wry and dystopic fantasy voice”
—Frankie Boyle

From the hallucinatory margins of Scottish fiction comes a career-defining retrospective.

Spanning fifteen years of nightmares, time crimes, and transgressive visions, COLLECTED gathers the essential short fiction of

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Cover with title and author.The image is a random collection of postage stamps from around the world. There are quotes about the book: “Fascinating to watch the development through these stories of an original, wry and dystopic fantasy voice” - Frankie Boyle and ‘What a privilege to have the evolution of a brilliant writer laid out right there in front of you.’ - Chris McQueer

Collected by Chris Kelso

“Fascinating to watch the development through these stories of an original, wry and dystopic fantasy voice”
—Frankie Boyle

From the hallucinatory margins of Scottish fiction comes a career-defining retrospective.

Spanning fifteen years of nightmares, time crimes,

Details »

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