Xenowealth by Tobias S Buckell

Xenowealth by Tobias S Buckell

High concept, adventurous science fiction stories featuring the beloved characters and settings from Tobias S. Buckell's popular Xenowealth novels.

Enjoy this fast-paced ride through a universe that has been many years in the making, accessible to both fans of Buckell's Crystal Rain, Ragamuffin and Sly Mongoose novels as well as first time readers. Xenowealth: A Collection includes stories like:

-The Fish Merchant: a glimpse at what first contact might be like from the perspective of those who will be battered by the fallout and geopolitical posturing. First published in one of science fiction's largest magazines and translated into multiple languages.

-Resistance: what happens when we hand over all our decision-making to algorithms and artificial intelligence? Can we let them vote for us? Should we?

-Necahual: an invading empire finds that not all is as it seems when it lands and gets a lesson about what both past and current occupation means.

-and including Ratcatcher, an all-new Xenowealth story written just for this collection.

Table of Contents

The Fish Merchant (first published in SCIENCE FICTION AGE)
Manumission (first published in BAEN'S UNIVERSE)
Resistance (first published in anthology SEDS OF CHANGE)
A Cold Heart (first published in anthology UPGRADED)
The Loa (new to this collection)
Necahual(first published in CLARKESWORLD MAGAZINE)
Placa del Fuego (first published in CLARKESWORLD MAGAZINE)
The Rydr Express (first published in anthology THE NEW HERO I)
Ratcatcher (new to this collection )
How the Xenowealth Came to Be

Mechanique: A Story of the Circus Tresaulti, Genevieve Valentine's first novel, earned the Crawford Prize in 2012 and was nominated for a Nebula Award. Her short stories have been published in Clarkesworld, Strange Horizons, Journal of Mythic Arts, Lightspeed, and other publications, and she has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award and the Shirley Jackson Award. Her voracious passion for awful movies is documented on her blog.