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ISBN: 978-1-895836-58-5
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$9.95 US
283 pages
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ISBN: 978-1-895836-59-2
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Tesseracts7
Includes works are translated into English...
Readers will find both familiar and new authors in this seventh volume of speculative fiction and poetry showcasing the very best in Canadian literature (including French-Canadian authors whose works are translated into English), as well as a special international Spanish translation.
Tesseracts7 includes top Canadian talents such as:
M. A. C. Farrant,
J. Marc Piche,
Jan Lars Jensen,
Eileen Kernaghan,
Gerald Truscott,
Andrew Weiner,
Lydia Langstaff,
Judy McCrosky,
Scott Ellis,
Nancy Johnston,
Richard Stevens,
Natash Beaulieu,
Melissa Yuan-Innes,
Pierre Sormany,
Dora Knez,
Lia Pas,
Carl Sieber,
Allan Weiss,
Jacko Benoit,
Carolyn Clink,
Eduardo Frank,
Aaron Humphrey,
E. B. Klassen,
Candas Jane Dorsey,
Bob Boyczuk,
Cory Doctorow,
Teresa Plowright,
Yves Meynard,
Karl Schroder,
Shirley Meier,
David Annandale,
Michael Skeet,
Mildred Trembley,
Paula Johanson,
Eileen Kernaghan,
and
Élisabeth Vonarburg.
About the editors:
Paula Johanson
Paula Johanson’s first book of real-life stories was No Parent is an Island. She lives on a farm north of Edmonton, and teaches writing classes in Victoria, BC in the winter. Her critical essays on works of fantasy, SF and classic books appear in volumes 12 through 15 of Beacham’s Guide to Literature for Young Adults and in Scribner’s Supernatural Fiction Writers. [MORE]
Jean-Louis Trudel
Jean-Louis Trudel is the author of twenty-three books in French, including the novel Le Ressuscité de l’Atlantide. He is also the author of over fifty short stories in French, published in magazines such as Imagine and Solaris,, and has won the Aurora Award in 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, and 2001. In addition he was awarded the Prix Boréal, in 1999 and 2002 as well as the Grand Prix de la Science-Fiction et du Fantastique québécois in 2001. His stories have been translated into English, French, Russian, and Romanian. [MORE]
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