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Aye, and Gomorrah: And Other Stories
Author: | Samuel R. Delany |
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Vintage, 2003 |
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Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
A father must come to terms with his son's death in the war. In Venice an architecture student commits a crime of passion. A white southern airport loader tries to do a favor for a black northern child. The ordinary stuff of ordinary fiction--but with a difference! These tales take place twenty-five, fifty, a hundred-fifty years from now, when men and women have been given gills to labor under the sea. Huge repair stations patrol the cables carrying power to the ends of the earth. Telepathic and precocious children so passionately yearn to visit distant galaxies that they'll kill to go. Brilliantly crafted, beautifully written, these are Samuel Delany's award-winning stories, like no others before or since.
Table of Contents:
- The Star Pit - (1967) (listen to the 1967 radio version here)
- Corona - (1967) (read here)
- Aye, and Gomorrah... - (1967) (read here)
- Driftglass - (1967) (listen to an audio reading here)
- We, in Some Strange Power's Employ, Move on a Rigorous Line - (1968)
- Cage of Brass - (1968)
- High Weir - (1968) (read here)
- Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones - (1968)
- Omegahelm - (1981)
- Among the Blobs - (1988)
- Tapestry - (2003)
- Prismatica - (1977)
- Ruins - (1968)
- Dog in a Fisherman's Net - (1971)
- Night and the Loves of Joe Dicostanzo - (1970)
- Of Doubts and Dreams - (1981)
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