Vorab-RezensentenGary Gibson

Night, Rain, and Neon is a collection of all new stories written by some of the sharpest and most insightful authors of cyberpunk and post-cyberpunk fiction around, curated by editor Michael Cobley.

“…this anthology offers something to enjoy here for any cyberpunk enthusiast – especially those who like it urban, grimy, and dangerously plausible.” – Publishers Weekly

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Contents:

Introduction by Michael Cobley

Hello, Goodbye - Stewart Hotston

Four Green Fields - Ian McDonald

All The Precious Years - Al Robertson

Forever in Scotland - Callum McSorley

Assets - Keith Brooke & Eric Brown

The Still Small Voice - Louise Carey

Mindstrings - Jeremy Szal

Tabula Rasa - Danie Ware

Collision Detection - Tim Maughan

We Appreciate Power - Gavin Smith

A Game Of Clones - Justina Robson

Accumulated Damage - Simon Morden

The Thirteenth Clone Of Casimir Ivanovitch - Jon Courtenay Grimwood

Elijah Of The 1000 Faces - Gary Gibson

VR Enclave - DA Xiaolin Spires

Digital Salt - Corey J White

Terms And Conditions - Joseph Elliott-Coleman

The Goruden-Mairu Job - T.R. Napper

About the Authors

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From one of the UK's leading authors of hard science fiction, space opera and post-apocalpytic science fiction, including STEALING LIGHT and FINAL DAYS, comes a collection of two novelettes and three stories. The collection features a novelette, "THE LONG FALL", set in the world of EXTINCTION GAME and SURVIVAL GAME: a group of men and women, all of whom are the last living person on their respective parallel Earths, have been gathered together by a mysterious organisation known as the Authority, and tasked with exploring yet more post-apocalyptic realities. In THE LONG FALL, they find themselves on what might be the strangest post-apocalyptic parallel Earth they've yet encountered. Other stories include SCIENCEVILLE, which first appeared in Interzone magazine and received an "Honourable Mention" in Gardner Dozois' annual Year's Best SF collection, and SENSELESS, first published in Shoreline of Infinity.