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Feeling Very Strange

Feeling Very Strange The Slipstream Anthology

John Kessel, James Patrick Kelly — 2006
Presents a collection of science fiction tales on the topic of slipstream by such authors as Michael Chabon, George Saunders, Karen Joy Fowler, and Carol Emschwiller.
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Shea Newton@shnewto
2 stars
Sep 26, 2021

This book let me down, three or four stories were worth reading, Kelly Link and George Saunders certainly, but overall it didn't do justice to the genre (or at least to my idea of what slipstream should be).

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