Mercurio D Rivera has been tipped as 'the next big thing' by critics and readers alike. He first burst onto the scene in 2006 with "Longing for Langalana". Featured in Interzone, "Langalana" won the magazine's readers' poll for best story of that year and became the first of many pieces to gain honourable mention in Gardner Dozois' Year's Best anthology. Since then, Mercurio's work has appeared regularly in Interzone, as well as such venues as Asimov's, Nature, Black Static, and Solaris Rising 2. In 2010, his story "Tu Sufrimiento Shall Protect Us" was shortlisted for the World Fantasy Award and gained honourable mention in Ellen Datlow's Year's Best Horror.
Across the Event Horizon contains the very best of Mercurio's work to date; fourteen stories selected by the author himself, including "Langalana" and "Tu Sufrimiento".
"Tu Sufrimiento Shall Protect Us... is one of the most atmospheric, disturbing and thought-provoking short stories I have ever encountered." - SF Signal
"Few writers in SF depict aliens quite as alien as Rivera does." - Colin Harvey
"I was blown away by Mercurio D. Rivera's "The Scent of Their Arrival"; it's the finest story I've read for some time." - Gareth D Jones.
"Brilliant... exciting... On my Hugo shortlist." - Sam Tomaino, SF Revu
Genre: Science Fiction
Across the Event Horizon contains the very best of Mercurio's work to date; fourteen stories selected by the author himself, including "Langalana" and "Tu Sufrimiento".
"Tu Sufrimiento Shall Protect Us... is one of the most atmospheric, disturbing and thought-provoking short stories I have ever encountered." - SF Signal
"Few writers in SF depict aliens quite as alien as Rivera does." - Colin Harvey
"I was blown away by Mercurio D. Rivera's "The Scent of Their Arrival"; it's the finest story I've read for some time." - Gareth D Jones.
"Brilliant... exciting... On my Hugo shortlist." - Sam Tomaino, SF Revu
Genre: Science Fiction
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