
The Book of Apex
Volume 1 of Apex Magazine
by Jason Sizemore, Gill Ainsworth
282 pages· 2009· ISBN 9780978867690
About
Visit the darker side of science fiction. From post-apocalyptic punk bands to the unearthing of ancient beings in a coal mine, from Moreau's beast men to a dreamy theatrical wonderland, explore the fiction that descends from the darkest pits of the human mind. These stories represent the first year of original online content from Apex Magazine. Enjoy work from acclaimed masters such as Theodora Goss, Ekaterina Sedia, Mary Robinette Kowal, Lavie Tidhar, Gord Sellar, Jennifer Pelland, George Mann, and many more! Contains the following dark SF stories published in Apex Magazine from January 1, 2008 through June 30th, 2009: Table of Contents Post Apocalypse James Walton Langolf These Days Katherine Sparrow In the Seams Andrew C. Porter The Nature of Blood George Mann Scenting the Dark Mary Robinette Kowal The Limb Knitter Steven Francis Murphy I Know an Old Lady Nathan Rosen Blakenjel Lavie Tidhar Behold: Skowt! Jason Heller A Splash of Color William T. Vandemark A Night at the Empire Joy Marchand Organ Nell Jennifer Pelland Starter House Jason Palmer On the Shadow Side of the Beast Ruth Nestvold Cai and Her Ten Thousand Husbands Gord Sellar Dark Planet Lavie Tidhar The Puma Theodora Goss Mind of a Pig Ekaterina Sedia Waiting for Jakie Barbara Krasnoff Hindsight, In Neon Jamie Todd Rubin Clockwork, Patchwork and Ravens Peter M. Ball Hideki and the Gnomes Mark Lee Pearson Plebiscite AV3X Jason Fischer Shaded Streams Run Clearest Geoffrey W. Cole "
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