Immigrant sci-fi short stories : anthology of new & classic tales / edited by Sarah Rafael García ; foreword by Professor E.C. Osondu ; introduction by Betsy Huang, PH.D.

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TextSeries: Gothic fantasy (Flame Tree Publishing)Description: 430 pages ; 24 cmISBN:

9781804172735

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823.0876208 IMM

Summary: An anthology of immigrant science fiction short stories featuring new and classic works by writers from Latinx, Caribbean, Asian, African, Arabic, North American, and Eastern European backgrounds. The collection explores themes of migration, displacement, identity, and belonging through speculative and futuristic settings. It includes contributions from established and contemporary authors and is enriched by a foreword and introduction that frame the cultural and literary significance of immigrant speculative fiction.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Buru Buru Library	Fiction	823.0876208 IMM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		B232372
Books	Nakuru Library	Fiction	823.0876208 IMM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		B232105

An anthology of immigrant science fiction short stories featuring new and classic works by writers from Latinx, Caribbean, Asian, African, Arabic, North American, and Eastern European backgrounds. The collection explores themes of migration, displacement, identity, and belonging through speculative and futuristic settings. It includes contributions from established and contemporary authors and is enriched by a foreword and introduction that frame the cultural and literary significance of immigrant speculative fiction.

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Immigrant sci-fi short stories : anthology of new & classic tales / edited by Sarah Rafael García ; foreword by Professor E.C. Osondu ; introduction by Betsy Huang, PH.D.