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    Best Vegan Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2017

    By B. Morris Allen, Benjamin Cort, Russell Hemmell and

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    A baker's dozen of the best science fiction and fantasy stories of 2017 that happen to be vegan-friendly.

    • Bluebird - Benjamin Cort

    • Ligeia is Waiting - Russell Hemmell

    • Oven Game - Paul A. Hamilton

    • Cold Comforts - Graham Robert Scott

    • Lake Oreyd - Damien Krsteski

    • A Nightingale's Map of the City - Suzanne J. Willis

    • Angels at the Border - Ian Rennie

    • Sharpington's Coffers: Current Score 49.8 - Erik Goldsmith

    • Sundown on the Hill - Timothy Mudie

    • Business as Usual - N.R. Lambert

    • Bad News from the Future - Angus Cervantes

    • The Cure for Cancer - Ryan Fitzpatrick

    • The Lost Languages of Exiles - Laura E. Price

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMetaphorosis Publishing
    Release dateApr 15, 2018
    ISBN9781640760011
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    Best Vegan Science Fiction & Fantasy of 2017
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    B. Morris Allen

    B. Morris Allen grew up in a house full of books that traveled the world, and was initially a fan of Gogol and Dickens. Then, one cool night, he saw the light of Barsoom... He's been a biochemist, an activist, and a lawyer. He pauses from time to time on the Oregon coast to recharge, but now he's back on the move, and the books are multiplying like mad. When he can, he works on his own contributions to speculative fiction.

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