Shenanigans – by Noel K. Hannan
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With an introduction from Ian Watson, this is a stunning collection of thirteen sf tales, from one of the fastest rising writers of contemporary sf, each illustrated by artists from the mainstream and independent comics industry: Rik Rawling, John Welding, David Gough, Nigel Dobbyn, Derek Gray, Alwyn Talbot, David Stephenson and Frazer Irving, who also produced the cover design and illustration. "Noel K Hannan blows me away!" - Alan Grant "Noel K Hannan can mix it with the big boys.... [and] it's about time he started to reach a wider audience." - Keith Brooke, infinityplus.co.uk "... delightfully offbeat short stories... if you like to discover new writers, Shenanigans is well worth a look." - Tony Lee, Starburst magazine (rating: 9/10) "... stylistic [with] a welcome absence of gravitas... modestly priced and quite nicely produced... Good value and worth a second read." - Chris Gilmore, Interzone magazine "A glowing introduction by Ian Watson hints at the pleasures to be found in Noel Hannan's Shenanigans... [he] traffics mainly in post-cyberpunk wonders... [but] can achieve levels of David Bunchian weirdness as well... I detect echoes of Lucius Shepard and John Shirley, and with a capable acolyte like Hannan, these mentors can be proud." - Paul di Filippo, Asimov's magazine "The tales [in this collection] are quick to read and thoroughly satisfying... [written] in a clear "This book is violent... [and it] is shocking when the violence happens because the characters are well-drawn, believable and likeable. Hannan takes issues and themes that are important in science fiction but uses a magnifying glass effect to focus on the individual and creates empathy between the reader and the characters." - Katie McGivern, sfcrowsnest.com "Of the thirteen stories in this collection by Albedo One story-award-winner... two are masterpieces... Hannan likes his backgrounds grim and bleak... The other stories in this collection are solid reads... do yourself a favour - buy it." - Roelof Goudriaan, Albedo One |
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