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Particulates

Nalo Hopkinson

First published 2018
Publisher Dia Art Foundation
Format Trade Paperback
Type Anthology
Cover art Rita McBride
Pages 98
Price $12.95
ISBN 9780944521885

"Initiated by Rita McBride", who asked for this anthology to be a science fiction anthology as she was in turn inspired by texts from this genre. The individual stories were inspired by the respective author's visit to McBride's exhibition of her laser installation at the former Alcamo Marble Works building in New York.

  • First edition (not stated).
  • "© 2018 Dia Art Foundation, New York", "All stories © the authors" & "All works by Rita McBride © Rita McBride".
  • The pieces of art are all photographs of the laser patterns that were generated by McBride's installtaion and were taken at different points in time.
  • "Copy editor: David Gray", "Book design: Laura Fields.
  • The table of contents is printed on p. 5.
  • Notes on the contributors appear on pp. 96-98.
  • Price and day of publication from amazon.com.

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Page Title Author(s) Type
6 Foreword (Particulates) Jessica Morgan Essay
8 Introduction (Particulates) Alexis Lowry Essay
10 Editor's Note (Particulates) Nalo Hopkinson Essay
13|13.1 Particulates Elizabeth Bear Short Story
15|15.1 Fire in the Sky Samuel Delany Short Story
21|21.1 After the End of the World Kameron Hurley Short Story
25|25.1 Glimmer Nicola Griffith Short Story
29|29.1 Great Female Scientists in History Annalee Newitz Short Story
33|33.1 The Earthman Prophecies Ken MacLeod Short Story
39|39.1 The Mysteries Karen Lord Short Story
45|45.1 Universal Geography Sofia Samatar Short Story
51|51.1 Home Daniel José Older Short Story
59|59.1 Reflection Eternal Minister Faust Short Story
65|65.1 Soliton Mark von Schlegell Short Story
71|71.1 Ark of Light Victor LaValle Short Story
77|77.1 A Subtle Web: A Tale from the Somadeva Chronicles Vandana Singh Short Story
83|83.1 Umwelt I Gina Ashcraft Short Story
87|87.1 Umwelt II Gina Ashcraft Short Story
91|91.1 And More Slow Nalo Hopkinson Short Story