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Insignia 2020. Best Asian Speculative Fiction, #1
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- ISBN978-1-393-40851-2
- EAN9781393408512
- Date de parution10/02/2021
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction features 9 short stories set in Japan, China, the Philippines, Malaysia, and India, as well as 6 Chinese fantasy poems (by Mary Soon Lee). This collection of reprinted works comes from familiar Insignia Stories authors, new Insignia Drabbles authors, and first-time contributors, Tutu Dutta and Sayo Onoda. Special thanks goes to Toshiya Kamei for providing translations of three stories. Table of Contents Stories:'A Matter of Possession' by Joyce Chng'Shadows' by Celestine Trinidad'Kindness' by Vonnie Winslow Crist 'Moon Rabbit' by Jo WuThe Washing Machine Ate the Socks' by Sayo Onoda / Toshiya Kamei 'The Craving' by Tutu Dutta'Lepers' by Keyan Bowes'The Enchantress Princess & the Mysterious Child'by Massimo Soumaré / Toshiya Kamei 'Railroad to Potalaka' by Juan Takai / Toshiya Kamei Poetry:'Meisho's Dodos', 'Lantern Festival', 'The Eighth Son of Ganbataar', 'Lotus Moon', 'The Wild Horses Came Hastening', and 'How to Weave the Stars' by Mary Soon Lee
Insignia 2020: Best Asian Speculative Fiction features 9 short stories set in Japan, China, the Philippines, Malaysia, and India, as well as 6 Chinese fantasy poems (by Mary Soon Lee). This collection of reprinted works comes from familiar Insignia Stories authors, new Insignia Drabbles authors, and first-time contributors, Tutu Dutta and Sayo Onoda. Special thanks goes to Toshiya Kamei for providing translations of three stories. Table of Contents Stories:'A Matter of Possession' by Joyce Chng'Shadows' by Celestine Trinidad'Kindness' by Vonnie Winslow Crist 'Moon Rabbit' by Jo WuThe Washing Machine Ate the Socks' by Sayo Onoda / Toshiya Kamei 'The Craving' by Tutu Dutta'Lepers' by Keyan Bowes'The Enchantress Princess & the Mysterious Child'by Massimo Soumaré / Toshiya Kamei 'Railroad to Potalaka' by Juan Takai / Toshiya Kamei Poetry:'Meisho's Dodos', 'Lantern Festival', 'The Eighth Son of Ganbataar', 'Lotus Moon', 'The Wild Horses Came Hastening', and 'How to Weave the Stars' by Mary Soon Lee
