Subterranean Press has announced that they are taking pre-orders for has posted the tribute anthology The Book of Silverberg edited by Gardner Dozois and William Schafer and featuring a dust jacket illustration by Tomasz Maronski.

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For nearly sixty years, Grandmaster Robert Silverberg has been a significant presence in the world of science fiction. As prolific as he is gifted, Silverberg has amassed a body of work unique both in its richness and its variety. That work has influenced generations of other writers and has enriched the lives of untold numbers of devoted readers.

In The Book of Silverberg, editors Gardner Dozois and William Schafer have assembled a tribute anthology fully worthy of the Master himself. The book begins with a pair of affectionate appreciations from Greg Bear and Barry Malzberg, and continues with a series of wonderfully original stories that inhabit and extend some of Silverberg’s most memorable creations. In “In Old Pidruid,” the late Kage Baker turns to the world of Majipoor in a humorous and moving tale of rivalry and reconciliation. Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s “Voyeuristic Tendencies” shows us the world of the 1972 novel Dying Inside from a wholly different perspective. Nancy Kress’s “Eaters” provides a bleak and harrowing conclusion to the classic short story “Sundance.” In “Silverberg, Satan, and Me or Where I Got the Idea for My Silverberg Story for This Anthology,” the incomparable Connie Willis offers what might be the only plausible explanation for the whole Silverberg phenomenon. And elsewhere in the anthology, some of today’s most notable writers—Mike Resnick, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Elizabeth Bear, James Patrick Kelly, and Tobias S. Buckell—ring equally brilliant changes on a number of Silverberg’s signature fictions.

Funny, tragic, provocative, intelligent and always richly imagined, the stories in The Book of Silverberg are all notable accomplishments in themselves. Together, they comprise an exhilarating—and altogether fitting—celebration of one of science fiction’s indisputable masters.

Limited: 250 numbered copies, bound in leather, signed by all contributors but Kage Baker
Trade: Fully cloth bound hardcover edition

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John Joseph Adams has posted the table of contents for his upcoming anthology Robot Uprisings, hitting shelves in April 2014:

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Humans beware. As the robotic revolution continues to creep into our lives, it brings with it an impending sense of doom. What horrifying scenarios might unfold if our technology were to go awry? From self-aware robotic toys to intelligent machines violently malfunctioning, this anthology brings to life the half-formed questions and fears we all have about the increasing presence of robots in our lives. With contributions from a mix of bestselling, award-winning, and up-and-coming writers, and including a rare story by “the father of artificial intelligence,” Dr. John McCarthy, Robot Uprisings meticulously describes the exhilarating and terrifying near-future in which humans can only survive by being cleverer than the rebellious machines they have created.

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Here’s the book description and table of contents for the upcoming anthology Shattered Shields edited by Jennifer Brozek & Bryan Thomas Schmidt, releasing November 4, 2014 in trade paperback from Baen Books:

Swords and Shields. Faith and Magic.

Grab yours and get ready, for the enemy is on the move.

High fantasy and mighty conflicts go hand-in-hand. In great wars, armies rise to fight evil hordes and heroes struggle to push beyond their imperfections and save the day. These stories include more than just epic landscapes and characters…but also epic battles.

Imagine a doctor struggling to identify the spy who has infiltrated his company’s ranks and poisoned his colleagues or a boy suspected of murder by a king yet protected by a princess as he helps her father against his own people. Imagine a butcher discovering that he’s called to lead an uprising, or a First Born knowing that she must betray her own in order to save humanity.

The possibilities are endless, but at the heart they have this in common: soldiers—ordinary and otherwise–struggling against extraordinary odds to survive the day. They must withstand dark magic, dodge enemy blades, and defy the odds to survive SHATTERED SHIELDS.

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Juliana Rew has a new anthology out. It’s called Redshifted: Martian Stories.

Here’s the book description:

Mars! Dreaming of exploring the Red Planet?

You know you want to go, and Mars has rarely been closer. Patch up that old spacesuit, stick out your thumb, and hitch a ride with thirteen talented speculative fiction writers, collected here in “Redshifted: Martian Stories,” from Third Flatiron Publishing.

Third Flatiron Anthologies presents “Redshifted: Martian Stories,” a collection of new speculative fiction by rising and established authors. Contributors include Maureen Bowden, Lela E. Buis, Martin Clark, Jaimie M. Engle, Jeff Hewitt, Neil James Hudson, Jason Lairamore, Vince Liberato, Michael McGlade, Kara Race-Moore, Ian Rose, Chuck Rothman, and Robina Williams.

Look for your sign as an astrologer casts a Martian colony’s horoscope, the Roman god decides war’s not in his stars, and a tycoon finds his way back to Barsoom. Cheer as a clockwork man takes his girl on the trip of a lifetime, a Martian bride refuses to miss her wedding, and Man’s Best Friend turns out to be a giant roach. Shadow a being who’s “just here to help,” and another who’s just here to hurt. Shiver as murderous antibodies attack an expedition, and a workfare crew struggles to dispose of hazardous junk from space. And of course, get a good laugh as you peruse the Want Ads and check your MarsMail.

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The Hugo-nominated Apex Magazine is a monthly science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine featuring original, mind-bending short fiction from many of the top pros of the field. New issues are released the first Tuesday of every month. Here’s the table of contents for the new issue, the last one edited by Lynne M. Thomas.
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The new issue of Clarkesworld is now posted:
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Nightmare Magazine sent along the table of contents for their new issue:
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UFO Publishing has posted the table of contents for the new anthology Coffee, edited by Alex Shvartsman:
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Coffee plays a major role in each of the stories collected in this book. Brewed from such fine ingredients as magic, wonder, humor, and romance, Coffee serves up a unique blend of the fantastic you won’t be able to put down.

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Here is the table of contents for the January/February 2014 issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine (on sale on December 31st):
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The new issues of Interfictions Online has been posted. Here’s the table of contents

FICTION

• “The Mechanism of Moving Forward” by Nikki Alfar
• “The Presley Brothers” by Molly Gloss
• “The Plans, The Blueprints” by Kevin Brockmeier
• “The Philip Sidney Game” by Alan DeNiro
• “The Jaguar’s Wife” by Anil Menon

POETRY

• “Jacob’s Tale” by Nancy Hightower
• “Peel” by Maria Romasco-Moore
• “Hamsa” by Sonya Taaffe
• “Orthography: A Personal History” by Sara Norja
• “I am the lost scarf chased by the wind, I am the snowdrift and the snow” by Kathrin Köhler
• “My Language, My Voice” by Alexandra Seidel

NONFICTION

• Rise of the Irregulars: The Radical Potential of Fantasy from Jerry Cornelius to Downloadable Characters by Mark P. Williams
• The Interstitial Practice of Wonder by Katharine Haake
• Supplemental Declaration of Henry Lien by Henry Lien
• Mapping the Interstices: Reif Larsen’s and Umberto Eco’s Illustrated Texts by Brenda Hammack

The contents of Black Static #36 (with cover art by George C. Cotronis) have been posted:
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The contents of Interzone #249 (with Cover Art by Jim Burns) have been posted:
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Here’s the table of contents for the the December 2013 issue of Asimov’s (on sale now), with cover art by Alexandra Mankyan.
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Here is the table of contents for the January/Frebruary 2014 double issue of Analog (with cover art by Mark Evans):

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Apex has posted the table of contents for the upcoming anthology The Book of Apex: Volume 4 of Apex Magazine edited by Lynne M. Thomas and featuring cover art by Julie Dillon:

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Thirty-three science fiction, fantasy, and horror short stories grab readers by their emotional cores to star deep into the source of our humanity and inhumanity. Well-known authors like Ken Liu, Genevieve Valentine, Catherynne M. Valente, Lavie Tidhar, and Alethea Kontis, along with newer voices, sketch surreal pasts, presents, and futures full of characters with familiar and outsized desires and fears.

The Book of Apex Volume 4 collects the original fiction from Hugo-winning editor Lynne M. Thomas’s first fifteen issues at the helm of Apex Magazine, which included two Hugo Award nominations for the magazine.

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The Hugo-nominated Apex Magazine, a monthly science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazine featuring original, mind-bending short fiction edited by the multi-Hugo Award-winning Lynne M. Thomas, has posted the table of contents for the November 2013 issue:
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The new issue of Clarkesworld is now posted:
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Arc manor has posted the November 2013 issues of Galaxy’s Edge Magazine, the online/downloadable magazine edited by Mike Resnick. Here’s the table of contents for the issue:
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Lightspeed Magazine sent along the table of contents for their new issue:
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