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Celestial Debris
FIRST FOXACRE PRESS EDITION. April 2002 trade paperback, Lawrence Watt-Evans (The Misenchanted A Legend of Ethshar). Twenty stories by Lawrence Watt-Evans, written with all the wit and imagination that earned the author a Hugo for Best Short Story. Includes a general introduction, plus introductions, written especially for this collection, for each story. Celestial Debris includes stories that have long out of print, a story never before published in the United States -- and 'One Million Lightbulbs,' published in this collection for the first time anywhere. - Amazon
264 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2002
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March 31, 2023
Nice collection of short stories by one of my favorite SiFi writers. fun reads. Recommended
October 22, 2022
A very fun collection of twenty sci fi stories by one of my favorite sci fi/fantasy authors. There are tales of aliens, space travel, time travel, parallel universes, super heroes (and sidekicks), unicorns, and more. There is even a sequel/prequel story, "Revised Edition", to a short story in the author's CROSSTIME TRAFFIC collection, "An Infinity of Karen". If I had to pick a favorite tale, I would probably go with "The Garrison" just because it felt like a small piece of a much larger adventure, but still told a complete story in and of itself. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this collection of well-written, imaginative, and clever tales and would urge others who like short-form science fiction to give it a shot.
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