Alias Space and Other Stories

by Kelly Robson

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Pub Date Mar 31 2021 | Archive Date Apr 01 2021

Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

Alias Space and Other Stories is the first fiction collection from Nebula Award-winning writer Kelly Robson, who vaulted onto the Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror stage in 2015, earning spots in multiple Year’s Best anthologies. This volume collects Robson’s best stories to date, along with exciting new work, and notes to accompany each piece.

Robson’s stories are noted for their compassion, humanity, humor, rigor, and joy. This volume includes the chilling gothic horror “A Human Stain,” winner of the 2018 Nebula Award; the madcap historical fantasy “Waters of Versailles,” which was a finalist for both the Nebula and World Fantasy Awards; and science fiction stories such as the touching “Intervention,” chilling “The Three Resurrections of Jessica Churchill,” obscene “What Gentle Women Dare,” heartbreaking “Two-Year Man,” and many others.

These fourteen stories showcase Robson’s whip-smart richness of invention, brilliant storytelling, deep worldbuilding, and devilish sense of humor.

Advance Praise

From Jonathan Strahan:

“Kelly Robson is one of the best, most exciting and most complete new storytellers working today.”

From Gary K. Wolfe:

“If there had been any doubt that Robson is one of the most accomplished and versatile new writers (her SF career only dates back to 2015), Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach should dispel it.”

From Neil Clarke:

“The range and quality of her work tell me that this is an author to watch.”

From Jonathan Strahan:

“Kelly Robson is one of the best, most exciting and most complete new storytellers working today.”

From Gary K. Wolfe:

“If there had been any doubt that Robson is one of the most...