Triangulations: Lost Voices

Twenty-one short stories fill this anthology just released by Parsec Ink: aliens, superheroes, ghosts, polar bears, living statues, vengeful rabbits, and the lost voice in your own head.

One of the stories is my translation of “The Dragoon of the Order of Montesa, or the Proper Assessment of History” by Nilo María Fabra, from 1895. Fabra was a popular “futurist” fiction writer in Spain in the late 1800s as well as an important journalist, although very little of his work has been translated. His story describes the anthropological interpretation of the remains of a soldier who had been guarding Madrid’s Royal Palace, discovered far in the future.

Like all Triangulation anthologies, count on variety and fun.

Buy it here:
http://www.amazon.com/Triangulation-Lost-Voices-Jamie-Lackey/dp/0982860676

Or win a free copy at this Goodreads giveaway:
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/148239-triangulation-lost-voices

— Sue Burke