A classic of political science fiction Arslan is a young Asian general who has conquered the USA and then the world, with a small town in Illinois as the capital of his new empire. Praised by the likes of Orson Scott Card and Samuel R. Delany, ARSLAN is a thoughtful but uncompromising work, one which still retains the power to shock.

Arslan (SF Masterworks)

Literature & Fiction

M. J. Engh

Genre Fiction

Gollancz

<p>13 original stories, including: The Ballad of Bowsprit Bear's Stead, by Damien Broderick; Omens, by Carol Emshwiller; Touch the Earth, by Scott Sanders; The Other Magus, by Avram Davidson; Peek-a-Boom, by Sonya Dorman; Suzanne Delage, by Gene Wolfe; The Finger, by Naomi Mitchison; Barranca, King of the Tree Streets, by Lowry Pei; Thomas in Yahvestan, by George P. Elliott; The Vengeance of Hera, or Monogamy Triumphant, by Thomas M. Disch; Falling, by Raylyn Moore; Father Returns from the Mountain, by Luis Urrea; The Oracle, by M. J. Engh.</p>

Edges

GENE WOLFE

Avram Davidson

Thomas M. Disch

Scott Sanders

Carol Emshwiller

Damien Broderick

Sonya Dorman

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