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“Had enough of my poetry yet? That's why they pay me to fight demons instead.”

Quote by Charles Stross

Book:Overtime: A Tor.Com Original

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Overtime: A Tor.Com Original

This anthology brings together a diverse range of authors, showcasing their unique perspectives on the speculative genre, including science fiction, fantasy, and horror. The stories within are selected for their creativity and thought-provoking content, offering readers a glimpse into a wide array of imaginative worlds and scenarios. more

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Charles Stross is a British science fiction writer born on October 18, 1964. His works are known for their profound philosophical thinking and unique science fiction settings, covering a range of topics from artificial intelligence to political intrigue and time travel. more

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