Anywhere but Earth new tales of outer space edited by Keith Stevenson published by coeur de lion publishing B format paperback 730 pages ISBN 9780987158703 Also available as an ebook ISBN 9780987158710 Award winning independent Australian press coeur de lion publishing presents Anywhere but Earth - twenty-nine all new science fiction stories of humanity's adventures out there, anywhere but Earth, featuring original works by Margo Lanagan, Sean McMullen, Richard Harland, and Kim Westwood among a galaxy of new and established Australian and overseas speculative fiction authors. Praise for coeur de lion's multi award-winning X6 - a novellanthology: 'in the race for the "Best Anthology of The Year" title' Gardner Dozois - Locus Magazine 'A resounding six of the best for anyone who still doubts the novella is the ideal length for speculative fiction.' Sean Williams - #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Grand Conjunction 'I would go so far as to say that it makes a case for the notion that there are stories for which the novella length is exactly appropriate' Richard Larson - Strange H
Anywhere but Earth new tales of outer space edited by Keith Stevenson published by coeur de lion publishing B format paperback 730 pages ISBN 9780987158703 Also available as an ebook ISBN 9780987158710 Award winning independent Australian press coeur de lion publishing presents Anywhere but Earth - twenty-nine all new science fiction stories of humanity's adventures out there, anywhere but Earth, featuring original works by Margo Lanagan, Sean McMullen, Richard Harland, and Kim Westwood among a galaxy of new and established Australian and overseas speculative fiction authors. Praise for coeur de lion's multi award-winning X6 - a novellanthology: 'in the race for the "Best Anthology of The Year" title' Gardner Dozois - Locus Magazine 'A resounding six of the best for anyone who still doubts the novella is the ideal length for speculative fiction.' Sean Williams - #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Grand Conjunction 'I would go so far as to say that it makes a case for the notion that there are stories for which the novella length is exactly appropriate' Richard Larson - Strange H