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Sci-Fi from the Rock

An anthology collection of nineteen science fiction, fantasy, and thriller short stories written by the best authors working in Atlantic Canada. Featuring stories of chilling suspense, wonderment, awe and excitement by a wide array of authors, including Kenneth Tam, Scott Bartlett, bestselling author Matthew LeDrew, Ali House, and introducing amazing new talent such as Samuel Bauer, Christopher P Walsh, and Peter J. Foote.

Featuring the work of Kenneth Tam ( Champions, Defense Command ), Matthew Daniels ( Diary of Knives, Interstitches: Worlds Sewn Together ), Jay Paulin ( Super Galactic Space Explorers, Messiah ), Ali House ( The Six Elemental, The Lightbulb Forest ) & many more!

276 pages, Paperback

Published March 15, 2020

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Author 2 books12 followers
April 7, 2016
I really enjoyed this collection. There are some of my favourite stories from past collections (I was especially glad to see 'Hag Ridden' included), as well as some new favourites (I definitely need to pick up a copy of 'Whitecoat'). With 19 stories of various lengths and about a variety of subjects, I'd hazard a guess that there's something in here for everyone.
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Author 8 books4 followers
April 18, 2016
At a time like this with things looking so grim financially for our province, it was comforting to read so many amazing stories and to see the level of creativity and storytelling we have right here at home.
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August 12, 2022
Not for me I guess. None of the individual stories rate much above a meh and it doesn't work very well as a collection. Too many of the stories feel like snippets of something else and there is no real theme outside of Speculative Fiction from NL, which is fine but I like there to be some kind of thematic through line.
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