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The Invisible Hotel (2024)
Yeji Y Ham
"The Invisible Hotel wrestles artfully with big, vital questions: How do we honor and care for our elders without reinforcing a cycle of generational trauma? How do we forge new, joyful paths without indulging in mass cultural amnesia or closing our eyes to a world on fire? That it does so in a surreal, riveting, keep-the-lights-on masterwork of horror is all the more extraordinary. I will be haunted by this book for years to come."
Mothers and Dogs (2023)
Fabio Morábito
"Morabito has a remarkable gift for capturing those moments where we're pushed outside of ourselves, beyond our comfortable routines and social scripts, suddenly in a different story than the one we thought we were living - those little lies and encounters between strangers that haunt someone for a lifetime. The results are just as often subtly, simply poignant as they are shocking and mordantly funny. A master storyteller at work."
Other People's Secrets (2022)
Meredith Hambrock
"The madcap energy and inimitable voice of Other People's Secrets are as irresistible as its protagonist, Baby--an impulsive, stubborn, 29-year-old wild child, fighting to save the town and chosen family she loves. As Baby brawls, drinks, and schemes, toe-to-toe with a meth kingpin and a family of callous, ultra-wealthy vultures, in a world that's been stacked against her from the moment she was found as an infant in a dumpster, the writing is vivid and close to the skin, making visceral the hangovers, clogged toilets, and joys that make life worth living."
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Anthologies containing stories by Kim Fu
The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2023 (2023)
(Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy, book 9)
edited by
John Joseph Adams and R F Kuang
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