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$53.60 NZD
A collection of twelve of J.S. Breukelaar's darkest, finest stories with four new works, including the uncanny new novella Ripples on a Blank Shore. Introduction by award winning author, Angela Slatter. Relish the Gothic strangeness of Union Falls, the alien horror of Rogues Bay 3013, the heartbreaking dystopia of Glow, the weird mythos of Ava Rune, and others. This collection from the author of American Monster and the internationally acclaimed and Aurealis Award finalist, Aletheia, announces a new and powerful voice in fantastical fiction.
"Collision: Stories, should be on your ''must read'' list. Breukelaar... writes in a clean, incisive style with razor-sharp opening hooks, while blending the literary, the speculative, and the weird." — Paula Guran, Locus Magazine
"There's an ethereal and dreamlike quality to Breukelaar's prose that demands attention and reflection that keep the reader enthralled beyond the last page." — Aimée Lindorff, Aurealis Magazine
Collision
$53.60 NZD
Approx $32.03 USD
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Description:A collection of twelve of J.S. Breukelaar's darkest, finest stories with four new works, including the uncanny new novella Ripples on a Blank Shore. Introduction by award winning author, Angela Slatter. Relish the Gothic strangeness of Union Falls, the alien horror of Rogues Bay 3013, the heartbreaking dystopia of Glow, the weird mythos of Ava Rune, and others. This collection from the author of American Monster and the internationally acclaimed and Aurealis Award finalist, Aletheia, announces a new and powerful voice in fantastical fiction.
"Collision: Stories, should be on your ''must read'' list. Breukelaar... writes in a clean, incisive style with razor-sharp opening hooks, while blending the literary, the speculative, and the weird." — Paula Guran, Locus Magazine
"There's an ethereal and dreamlike quality to Breukelaar's prose that demands attention and reflection that keep the reader enthralled beyond the last page." — Aimée Lindorff, Aurealis Magazine
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