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Far Out: Recent Queer Science Fiction And Fantasy
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An Anthology Of Recent Queer Science Fiction And Fantasy From Awardwinning Editor Paula Guranspeculative Fiction Imagines Drastically Diverse Ways Of Being And Worlds That Are Other Than The One With Which We Are Familiar. Queerness Is A Natural Fit For Such Fiction, So One Would Expect It To Be Customarily Included. That Has Not Always Been The Case, But Lgbtq+ Representation In Science Fiction And Fantasyin Both Short And Long Formis Now Relatively Common. Even So, Most Of The Queer Science Fiction And Fantasy Anthologies Published In The Last Thirtyfive Years Have Been Narrowly Focused: Specifically Gay Male Or Lesbian (Or, More Recently, Transgender) Themes, Or All Science Fiction Or All Fantasy, Or Adhering To A Specific Theme Or Subgenre.Far Out: Recent Queer Science Fiction And Fantasy, On The Other Hand, Features Both Science Fiction And Fantasy Short Fiction From The Last Decade And Includes Characters, Perspectives, And Stories That Span The Rainbow. With Stories From Incredible Authors Ranging From Seanan Mcguire To Charlie Jane Anders To Sam J. Miller, Its An Essential Read For Anyone Interested In Queer Science Fiction And Fantasy.Contentsintroduction: Over The Rainbow And Into The Far Out By Paula Gurandestroyed By The Waters By Rachel Swirskythe Sea Trolls Daughter By Caitln R. Kiernanand If The Body Were Not The Soul By A. C. Wiseimago By Tristan Alice Nietoparanormal Romance By Christopher Barzakthree Points Masculine By An Owomoyeladas Steingeschpf By G. V. Andersonthe Deepwater Bride By Tamsyn Muirthe Shape Of My Name By Nino Cipriotherwise By Nisi Shawlthe Night Train By Lavie Tidharours Is The Prettiest By Nalo Hopkinsondont Press Charges And I Wont Sue By Charlie Jane Andersdriving Jenny Home By Seanan Mcguireim Alive, I Love You, Ill See You In Reno By Vylar Kaftanin The Eyes Of Jack Saul By Richard Bowessecondhand Bodies By Neon Yangseasons Of Glass And Iron By Amal Elmohtarn Le! By Darcie Little Badgerthe Duke Of Riverside By Ellen Kushnercat Pictures Please By Naomi Kritzerthe Lily And The Horn By Catherynne M. Valentecalved By Sam J. Millerthe Rivers Children By Shweta Narayan
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- Q: What is 'Far Out: Recent Queer Science Fiction and Fantasy' about? A: 'Far Out' is an anthology edited by Paula Guran that compiles recent queer science fiction and fantasy stories, showcasing diverse narratives and characters from a range of authors.
- Q: Who are some authors featured in this anthology? A: The anthology features stories from notable authors such as Seanan McGuire, Charlie Jane Anders, and Sam J. Miller, among others.
- Q: When was 'Far Out' published? A: 'Far Out: Recent Queer Science Fiction and Fantasy' was published on July 27, 2021.
- Q: What is the format of the book? A: The book is available in paperback format with a total of 432 pages.
- Q: Is this book suitable for all readers? A: Yes, 'Far Out' is designed for readers interested in speculative fiction that explores queer themes and characters, making it suitable for a wide audience.
- Q: Are there any specific themes in the stories? A: The stories in 'Far Out' cover various themes within both science fiction and fantasy, focusing on diverse queer perspectives that challenge traditional narratives.
- Q: What kind of stories can I expect in this anthology? A: Readers can expect a range of short fiction that includes both science fiction and fantasy elements, with unique characters and storylines reflecting LGBTQ+ experiences.
- Q: Can this anthology be used in educational settings? A: 'Far Out' can be used in educational settings to discuss representation in literature, queer themes, and the evolution of speculative fiction.
- Q: Is there an introduction in the book? A: Yes, the anthology includes an introduction titled 'Over the Rainbow and into the Far Out' by the editor Paula Guran.
- Q: What makes this anthology unique compared to others? A: 'Far Out' stands out by including a wide variety of queer narratives that span both science fiction and fantasy genres, unlike many anthologies that focus on more narrow themes.