The Book of Apex

Visit the darker side of science fiction. From post-apocalyptic punkbands to the unearthing of ancient beings in a coal mine from Moreau'sbeast men to a dreamy theatrical wonderland explore the fiction thatdescends from the darkest pits of the human mind. These storiesrepresent the first year of original online content from <em>Apex Magazine</em>.Enjoy work from acclaimed masters such as Theodora Goss EkaterinaSedia Mary Robinette Kowal Lavie Tidhar Gord Sellar JenniferPelland George Mann and many more!<br/><br/>Contains the following dark SF stories published in <em>Apex Magazine</em> from January 1 2008 through June 30th 2009:<br/><br/> <strong>Table of Contents</strong><br/>Post Apocalypse - James Walton Langolf<br/>These Days - Katherine Sparrow<br/>In the Seams - Andrew C. Porter<br/>The Nature of Blood - George Mann<br/>Scenting the Dark - Mary Robinette Kowal<br/>The Limb Knitter - Steven Francis Murphy<br/>I Know an Old Lady - Nathan Rosen<br/>Blakenjel - Lavie Tidhar<br/>Behold: Skowt! - Jason Heller<br/>A Splash of Color - William T. Vandemark<br/>A Night at the Empire - Joy Marchand<br/>Organ Nell - Jennifer Pelland<br/>Starter House - Jason Palmer<br/>On the Shadow Side of the Beast - Ruth Nestvold<br/>Cai and Her Ten Thousand Husbands - Gord Sellar<br/>Dark Planet - Lavie Tidhar<br/>The Puma - Theodora Goss<br/>Mind of a Pig - Ekaterina Sedia<br/>Waiting for Jakie - Barbara Krasnoff<br/>Hindsight In Neon - Jamie Todd Rubin<br/>Clockwork Patchwork and Ravens - Peter M. Ball<br/>Hideki and the Gnomes - Mark Lee Pearson<br/>Plebiscite AV3X - Jason Fischer<br/>Shaded Streams Run Clearest - Geoffrey W. Cole