A new(ish) hard SF novel mixes questions of ontology and the nature of memory with Lovcraftian cosmic horror
There Is No Antimemetics Division is not technically a new book: it originated as an online serial for the SCP Foundation.
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There Is No Antimemetics Division is not technically a new book: it originated as an online serial for the SCP Foundation.
Reva knows that the happy ending she provides midway through the novel is not only fiction, but a betrayal of the truth.
The novel was chosen by a jury composed of former Giller nominees Dionne Irving, Loghan Paylor, and Deepa Rajagopalan.
Wehunt peppers his story with observations about the horror genre and how it operates.
What Gailey has produced owes less to Ridley Scott's Alien than to John Carpenter's 1982 movie The Thing.
The lexicon of organized crime is one way in which Rosson blurs the distinction between horror and crime genres in his book.
American Rapture is a blood-soaked, ultra-violent allegory about the hypocrisies and inhumanity of our current political moment.
Those who prefer their horror straight up, with no chaser, should definitely check this one out.
Estima fills in the gaps in a richly imagined work of historical fiction.
Also shortlisted this year is Kiran Desai for The Loneliness of Sunny and Sonia.