Corinne Duyvis

A thrilling, thought-provoking novel from one of young-adult literature's boldest new talents. January 29, 2035. That's the day the comet is scheduled to hit--the big one. Denise and her mother and sister, Iris, have been assigned to a temporary shelter outside their hometown of Amsterdam to wait out the blast, but Iris is nowhere to be found, and at the rate Denise's drug-addicted mother is going, they'll never reach the shelter in time. A last-minute meeting leads them to something better than a temporary shelter--a generation ship, scheduled to leave Earth behind to colonize new worlds after the comet hits. But everyone on the ship has been chosen because of their usefulness. Denise is autistic and fears that she'll never be allowed to stay. Can she obtain a spot before the ship takes flight? What about her mother and sister? When the future of the human race is at stake, whose lives matter most?

On the Edge of Gone

Possessing an ability to transport into the mind of a girl from a magical world, Nolan helps the mute Amara protect a renegade princess only to discover a startling truth about their connection. A first novel.

Otherbound

One girl and her doppelgangers try to stop the end of the world in this YA sci-fi adventure When Hazel Stanczak was born, an interdimensional rift tore open near her family’s home, which prompted immediate government attention. They soon learned that if Hazel strayed too far, the rift would become volatile and fling things from other dimensions onto their front lawn—or it could swallow up their whole town. As a result, Hazel has never left her small Pennsylvania town, and the government agents garrisoned on her lawn make sure it stays that way. On her sixteenth birthday, though, the rift spins completely out of control. Hazel comes face-to-face with a surprise: a second Hazel. Then another. And another. Three other Hazels from three different dimensions! Now, for the first time, Hazel has to step into the world to learn about her connection to the rift—and how to close it. But is Hazel—even more than one of her—really capable of saving the world?

The Art of Saving the World

wie is het waard om te overleven?

Op de rand van het niets

Marieke Nijkamp

Een groep vrienden is op weg naar huis na een vakantie op een Waddeneiland. Een van hen is tijdens de vakantie spoorloos verdwenen. In het tweede verhaal dreigt in het jaar 2035 een grote komeetinslag.

En de rest van ons wacht

Het juiste spoor

We are Groot! When the Guardians attempt to evacuate a Kree prison planet and end up in a fight for their lives - what else is new? - they discover their old pal Groot is stretched a little thin. Someone is planting stolen branches of the monosyllabic hero and selling the saplings across the galaxy! The search to find Groot's missing pieces forces the Guardians into an alliance with the unscrupulous Collector, but the real problem is more complicated than he wants them to believe. The seller is a kid. And she's got more than a few things in common with Gamora -like green skin and a wild temper. Now with an unruly teen in tow, the Guardians attempt to track down the remaining Groots - and discover an interplanetary conspiracy. War looms on the horizon. It's a race against the Collector, Groot himself, and the entire Kree armada. It's battle as Rocket likes it best. Sit back and watch the destruction as Corinne Duyvis, author of Otherbound and On the Edge of Gone, makes her Marvel debut!

Collect Them All Prose Novel

Guardians Of The Galaxy

Ken Liu

Christie Yant

Jaymee Goh

Zen Cho

Maurice Broaddus

Molly Tanzer

Andrew Fuller

Jacob Edwards

Shelly Li

Arthur Carey

Richard Larsen

Nicole Kurtz

Angela Rega

Lindsey Duncan

Michelle Meunzler

Therese Arkenberg

Ada Brown

Calvin Jim

Gabrijel Ra

Crossed Genres magazine Quarterly 01- December 2010: Celebration- January 2011: Opposites- February 2011: TragedyIncludes exclusive new content: Fiction, articles and an interview with author Maurice Broaddus!

Volume One of Crossed Genres Quarterly Editions

Crossed Genres Quarterly 01

#VIRAL

Marie Brennan

Tanith Lee

Nicole Kornher-Stace

Benjanun Sriduangkaew

Shira Lipkin

Gemma Files

Barbara Krasnoff

Cat Rambo

Patricia Russo

Ian McHugh

Kenneth Schneyer

Camille Alexa

Yves Meynard

A.C. Wise

Alisa Alering

 Richard Parks

Yukimi Ogawa

The ground-breaking, boundary-pushing, award-nominated series of fantasy anthologies series returns for a fourth installment through the miracle of Kickstarter, bringing you eighteen brand new tales of beauty and strangeness. You'll find the light-hearted and the bleak, the surreal become familiar and the familiar turned inside-out. Each story leads you into unmapped territory, there to find shock and delight. With stories by Yves Meynard, Ian McHugh, Nicole Kornher-Stace, Richard Parks, Gemma Files, Yukimi Ogawa, A.C. Wise, Marie Brennan, Alisa Alering, Tanith Lee, Cat Rambo, Shira Lipkin, Corinne Duyvis, Kenneth Schneyer, Camille Alexa, Benjanun Sriduangkaew, Patricia Russo and Barbara Krasnoff. Table of Contents “Our Lady of the Thylacines” by Yves Meynard “The Canal Barge Magician’s Number Nine Daughter” by Ian McHugh “On the Leitmotif of the Trickster Constellation in Northern Hemispheric Star Charts, Post-Apocalypse” by Nicole Kornher-Stace “Beach Bum and the Drowned Girl” by Richard Parks “Trap-Weed” by Gemma Files “Icicle” by Yukimi Ogawa “Lesser Creek: A Love Story, A Ghost Story” by A.C. Wise “What Still Abides” by Marie Brennan “The Wanderer King” by Alisa Alering “A Little of the Night” by Tanith Lee “I Come from the Dark Universe” by Cat Rambo “Happy Hour at the Tooth and Claw” by Shira Lipkin “Lilo Is” by Corinne Duyvis “Selected Program Notes from the Retrospective Exhibition of Theresa Rosenberg Latimer” by Kenneth Schneyer “Three Times” by Camille Alexa “The Bees Her Heart, the Hive Her Belly” by Benjanun Sriduangkaew “The Old Woman With No Teeth” by Patricia Russo “The History of Soul 2065″ by Barbara Krasnoff Praise for Clockwork Phoenix 4 This book is in several distinct ways a look into the future: the future of fantasy and science fiction, diverse, strange, and wonderful; the future of these individual writers, many of whom are at or near the beginning of careers which promise to be interesting; and, additionally, the future of publishing, in which a crowd-sourced publication from a very small press can produce, and can present professionally and beautifully, work which is at the height of what is being written in genre. This particular phoenix has risen from its ashes triumphant. — Strange Horizons Clockwork Phoenix 4, much like its predecessors, is a high quality, well-organized, engaging anthology. — Tor.com A first rate series of anthologies … The book is stylistically of a piece with its predecessors — a set of well-written stories occupying multiple subgenres, usually in the same story, often ambiguously. — Locus The tone ranges from dark to heartwarming and simple. The overall quality is high … Several of the pieces are quite challenging. Readers will do well to pick up a copy. — Locus Online What makes this fourth edition so special is that it belongs to an impassioned community of writers and readers who went above and beyond to make it happen. … All eighteen [stories] have the power to pull the reader out of his own reality and transport or transform them entirely. — Cabinet des Fées This 4th volume of Clockwork Phoenix contains an excellent diversity of speculative fiction ranging from cold and hopeless to harsh but victorious and warm and fulfilling. It was a pleasure to read. — Tangent Online What kind of stories will you find in Clockwork Phoenix 4? Only those that are magical, imaginative, heart-wrenching, just plain bizarre, forward-looking, backward-looking, biological, romantic, hopeful, darkly funny and openly frightening. All the words that describe the best speculative fiction you’ve ever read apply. In fact, if this isn’t the epitome of speculative fiction, I don’t know what is. — Little Red Reviewer

Clockwork Phoenix 4

In 2034 Amsterdam, the Netherlands, sixteen-year-old Denise, who is autistic, must seek her missing sister and help her unreliable mother safely aboard a spaceship before a comet hits the Earth.

Marieke Nijkamp en Corinne Duyvis zijn goed bevriend in het dagelijks leven. Geïnspireerd door het thema vriendschap schreven ze allebei een spannend verhaal waarin de vriendschap tussen jongeren behoorlijk onder druk staat. In Het juiste spoor van Marieke Nijkamp is een groep vrienden op vakantie als een van hen spoorloos verdwijnt... Wat is er gebeurd? Corinne Duyvis borduurt voort op haar apocalyptische roman Op de rand van het niets. In En de rest van ons wacht maakt een meisje na een vernietigende komeetinslag op aarde nieuwe vrienden.

Amsterdam, 2035 Terwijl een vernietigende komeet recht op de aarde afsnelt, wacht de zestienjarige Denise gespannen op het moment van de inslag. De gelukkigen zijn al vertrokken in ruimteschepen, op weg naar een nieuwe bestemming, maar vele andere families - inclusief die van Denise - hebben alleen recht op een plaats in een tijdelijke schuilkelder, waarna ze weer terug moeten keren naar de verwoeste oppervlakte. Dan komt ze erachter dat op Schiphol een laatste ruimteschip staat dat nog niet vertrokken is. Wanhopig probeert ze een plekje op het schip te bemachtigen, maar de toelatingseisen zijn streng: iedere passagier moet zichzelf nuttig maken en een steentje bijdragen. Voor Denise, die autistisch is, is dat extra moeilijk. Zal het haar lukken een plaats te veroveren of moet ze achterblijven op de straks onleefbare aarde? 'Een spannend en beklemmend verhaal over leven en overleven in apocalyptisch Amsterdam. Ik heb het in één ruk uitgelezen.' - Marieke Nijkamp, New York Times, bestsellerauteur van 54 minuten 'Duyvis' boeken worden in de VS door lezers en critici enthousiast onthaald.' - Boekblad 'Op de rand van het nietsrekent af met de gebruikelijke oppervlakkigheid in Young Adult-literatuur.' - The New York Times

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