Lynne M. Thomas &amp; Michael Damian Thomas have co-edited and co-published Uncanny Magazine since its launch in 2014. They brought readers stunning cover art, passionate science fiction and fantasy fiction and poetry, gorgeous prose, and provocative nonfiction by writers from every conceivable background, including some of science fiction and fantasy's most fabulous award-winning and bestselling authors. In its first four years, Uncanny Magazine won the Best Semiprozine Hugo Award three times (2016, 2017, 2018), Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas won the 2018 Best Editor—Short Form Hugo Award for their work on the magazine, and numerous stories from Uncanny Magazine have been finalists or winners of Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and World Fantasy Awards—including the novelette “Folding Beijing” by Hao Jingfang (translated by Ken Liu) which won the 2016 Best Novelette Hugo Award and the novelette “You'll Surely Drown Here If You Stay” by Alyssa Wong which won the 2017 Best Novelette Locus Award. This Best of Uncanny anthology collects those two novelettes and many of the other best stories and poems from the first 22 issues of Uncanny Magazine. Naomi Novik plunges you into a delicious fractured fairy tale retelling in “Blessings.” Delilah S. Dawson explores superpowers, harassment, and revenge in “Catcall.” Neil Gaiman takes you along to keep pace with his gorgeous and powerful poem “The Long Run.” Charlie Jane Anders shakes up a haunting cocktail of comedy clubs and love with “Ghost Champagne.” Mary Robinette Kowal weaves a heartbreaking tale of marriage, duty, and magical curses in “Midnight Hour.” N.K. Jemisin ruminates on dangerous fans, awards, and legacy in “Henosis.” Maria Dahvana Headleys links into a Classic Hollywood of animal actors and sleazy secrets with “If You Were a Tiger, I'd Have to Wear White.” Catherynne M. Valente travels to a colony world infested with strange psychic cats in “Planet Lion.” Carmen Maria Machado wrestles with predators, identity, and death in “My Body, Herself.” And Seanan McGuire sings a tragic song of misunderstandings and unfortunate consequences with “Ye Highlands and Ye Lowlands.” Those pieces are only the beginning. The Best of Uncanny features some of the uncanniest stories and poetry in SF/F today, by its current leading voices. Sit down and immerse yourself in 44 original science fiction and fantasy stories and poems that can make you feel.

The Best of Uncanny Magazine

Literature & Fiction

Catherynne M. Valente

Seanan McGuire

Ursula Vernon

Aliette De Bodard

Charlie Jane Anders

Naomi Novik

Alyssa Wong

Neil, Gaiman

Elizabeth Bear

N.K. Jemisin

Mary Robinette Kowal

Maria Dahvana Headley

Delilah S. Dawson

Kat Howard

Hao, Jingfang

United States

Subterranean Pr

Vagabonds

Can the void between two worlds be bridged? 
AD2201. Just over a century ago, the Martian colonies declared their independence. After a brief conflict, Earth and Mars cut ties, carving separate trajectories into the future, viewing each other with suspicion and even hatred. Five years ago, a group of Martian students were sent to Earth as goodwill ambassadors from the Red Planet. Now the young men and women are coming home, escorting a delegation of prominent Terrans to see if the two worlds can bridge the void that has opened up between them.\nAlmost immediately, negotiations break down and old enmities erupt.\nHow do you escape the gravity of the past? 
Luoying, one of the returning Martians, is caught amidst the political intrigue and philosophical warfare. Martians and Terrans, old friends and new mentors, statesmen and revolutionaries – everything and everyone challenges her, pushing her to declare her allegiance. Torn between her native land and the world on which she came of age, Luoying must discover the truth amid a web of lies spun by both sides, she must chart a course between history and the future, or face the destruction of everything she's ever loved.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Head of Zeus

Jumpnauts

Ad Astra

The Everlasting Tower (Chinese Edition)

Short Stories & Anthologies

Guizhou People's Publishing House

The Future Book for Parents: Train Your Children at the Crucial Time Between 0 And 7 (Chinese Edition)

Wang Liming

CITIC Press Corporation

In the future, as per a cycle of 48 hours, Beijing is divided into 3 spaces. The first space has 24 hours, the second space has 16 hours, and the third space have 8 hours. In order to pool money to send his adopted daughter to kindergarten, Lao Dao, a garbageman in the third space, risks being entrusted by Qin Tian, a graduate student from the second space, to deliver a letter to his girlfriend in the first space. A story of 48 hours shows the three different worlds in a third-class citizen's eyes.

In the Depths of Loneliness (Chinese Edition)

Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House

Gu Du Shen Chu (Chinese and English Edition)

Fantasy

Yuan Liu/Tsai Fong Books

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