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Margaret Killjoy’s stories, long published in science‑fiction and fantasy magazines, appear here in a curated collection that mixes beloved favorites with brand‑new tales. The volume showcases her bold, mind‑expanding imagination through diverse characters and settings: a hacker who uses drones to make CEOs step down, a group of LARPers choosing to live as orcs in Oregon’s burned forests, queer teenage romance within a death cult, the terraforming of a climate‑changed Earth, and polyamorous love amid an anarchist tea farm during the apocalypse, among many other imaginative adventures.
First publish date: 2022
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Margaret Killjoy
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