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Terraform, Brian Merchant and Claire L. Evans

Mary Woodbury

February 13, 2022

I just read about this upcoming anthology from one of its author’s, Jeff VanderMeer’s twitter feed. It’s coming from MCD Books in August 2022 and is chock full of an assembly of authors I absolutely admire: Sam Biddle, James Bridle, Jennifer Marie Brissett, Tori Cárdenas, Shannon Chamberlain, Chloe Cole, Nan Craig, Cory Doctorow, Malon Edwards, Omar El Akkad, Meg Elison, Rose Eveleth, Fernando A. Flores, Paul Ford, Sarah Gailey, Peter Milne Greiner, Malcolm Harris, Porpentine Charity Heartscape, Eric Holthaus, Andrew Dana Hudson, Sahil Lavingia, Tao Lin, Mattie Lubchansky, Geoff Manaugh, Tim Maughan, Joanne McNeil, Lincoln Michel, Sam J. Miller, Lia Swope Mitchel, Gus Moreno, Russell Nichols, Kevin Nguyen, Frankie Ochoa, Tochi Onyebuchi, Laurie Penny, Zora Mai Quỳnh, Robin Sloan, Emily J. Smith, Julian Mortimer Smith, Bruce Sterling, Seamus Sullivan, Wole Talabi, Tlotlo Tsamaase, Ellen Ullman, Debbie Urbanski, Jeff VanderMeer, Marlee Jane Ward, Elvia Wilk, Max Wynne, E. Lily Yu, and Jess Zimmerman.

From MCD:

This August, MCD will be publishing an anthology of near future science fiction from VICE’s acclaimed digital speculative story destination, Terraform [link inserted]. And right now, we’re especially thrilled to be sharing with you here Chloe Scheffe’s retina-searing cover for the book, in stores August 16, which we think brilliantly captures the dazzling, innovative spirit of Terraform…The anthology—which is made up of both the best of Terraforn’s archive along with a dozen new, never-before-published stories—is divided into three categories: Watch, Worlds, and Burn. Thee stories take on surveillance, artificial intelligence, and climate collapse, painting a vivid and often unsettling portrait of the near future. It is a vital read for understanding our changing tomorrow. Buy it in stores on August 16, and pre-order here.

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