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Available from Crossed Genres Publications
Broken Slate by Kelly Jennings “This deft dissection of a mind under siege from an oppressive social system is tense and compelling. I couldn’t put it down till I hit the last page.” |
Subversion: Science Fiction & Fantasy tales of challenging the norm “There are few things as enjoyable as a book full of good ideas being dealt with in a thoughtful and intelligent fashion, and this is one of those books.” |
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A Festival of Skeletons by RJ Astruc “…like a love child of Terry Pratchett and Robert Rankin – a pacy, intelligent comedy novel that’s crazier than a cat on catnip.” |
“This is for everyone who wanted a smart, determined female protagonist as teenagers.” An anthology of science fiction and fantasy short stories of fat women protagonists traveling to distant and undiscovered realms. |
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Each month of Crossed Genres Magazine combines Science Fiction & Fantasy with a new theme. Crossed Genres Quarterly 4 contains Issues 34 (Monsters), 35 (Dark Comedy) and 36 (Different), plus exclusive new content! |
Each month of Crossed Genres Magazine combines science fiction & fantasy with a new theme. Crossed Genres Year Two contains one story selected by the editors from each issue of the magazine’s second year. |
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Each month of Crossed Genres Magazine combines Science Fiction & Fantasy with a new theme. Crossed Genres Quarterly 3 contains Issues 31 (Heroes & Heroines), 32 (Sidekicks & Minions) and 33 (Villains), plus exclusive new content! |
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Each month of Crossed Genres Magazine combines Science Fiction & Fantasy with a new theme. Crossed Genres Quarterly 2 contains Issues 28 (Superhero), 29 (Mystery) and 30 (Luck), plus exclusive new content! |
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For review copies please email publicity @ crossedgenres.com.
Previously Available Titles
Each month of Crossed Genres Magazine combines Science Fiction & Fantasy with a new theme. Crossed Genres Quarterly 1 contains Issues 25 (Celebration), 26 (Opposites) and 27 (Tragedy), plus exclusive new content! |
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