I’ve never seen a book I published in a bookstore until now…
UNPLUGGED: The Web’s Best Sci-Fi & Fantasy: 2008 Download ed. by Rich Horton
Thanks Barnes and Noble!
Next time you’re in one, stop by and say hi to the little robot. Perhaps you could even consider giving it a good home.
The 2009 Locus Recommended Reading List has been posted!
Selected from Clarkesworld Magazine:
Selected from Wyrm Publishing:
Congratulations to our authors and editors!
Amazon finally has copies of Unplugged: The Web’s Best Sci-Fi & Fantasy in stock, but it looks like they’ve already sold all but two copies they are down to their last copy.
"Unplugged aims to showcase the online fiction often neglected in standard best-of-the-year anthologies, and a rousing success it is, containing, among other things, Merrie Haskell’s genuinely delightful tale about a girl-prince who, over her parents’ objections, undertakes a risky journey to rescue a princess held in a tower that has brought to ruin many princes before her; she rescues quite a few people. Also prime delightful is the eerie “The Things That Make Us Weak and Strange Get Engineered Away,” one of Cory Doctorow’s more unnerving forays into the short story. The selections come from a truly excellent assortment of venues, including Tor.com, Lone Star Stories, Baen’s Universe, and Farrago’s Wainscot. They constitute a shining example of the good general anthology. Clearly, selecting only online stories imposed no limit on scope, variety, and high quality."
—Booklist (December 15, 2009)
Unplugged: The Web’s Best Sci-Fi & Fantasy – 2008 Download edited by Rich Horton is available direct from Wyrm Publishing and should be in bookstores shortly. [Amazon, Powells]
Time for an informal announcement….
In 2009, Wyrm will publish UNPLUGGED, an anthology edited by Rich Horton. This book will feature the best online fiction of 2008. I’ve just started contacting the authors of stories that Rich has chosen and will announce full details when we have a complete table of contents.
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