Collected Ogoense and Other Stories - Ore, Rebecca
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This volume of stories and novellas collects some of Ore's valuable fiction of the 1990s, work that continues to be of vital interest with a strong focus on persistent issues that remain urgent in our current world. In "Hypocaust & Bathysphere," time-traveling academics more than meet their match in the medieval inhabitants they assume are naïve and ignorant and easily "studied. The historians exploring America's past in "Scarey Rose in Deep History" uncover secrets in America's past that challenge them personally to the core. "Stone Whorl Flint Knife" and "Horse Tracks," set in Ore's Bracken…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This volume of stories and novellas collects some of Ore's valuable fiction of the 1990s, work that continues to be of vital interest with a strong focus on persistent issues that remain urgent in our current world. In "Hypocaust & Bathysphere," time-traveling academics more than meet their match in the medieval inhabitants they assume are naïve and ignorant and easily "studied. The historians exploring America's past in "Scarey Rose in Deep History" uncover secrets in America's past that challenge them personally to the core. "Stone Whorl Flint Knife" and "Horse Tracks," set in Ore's Bracken County where magic works and logic doesn't, are tales of love and vengeance that play out amidst that county's high-stakes power struggles. In "Collected Ogoense," the volume's title story, an underpaid biologist toiling over dangerous pathogens seeks refuge from the bleakness of her existence in her passion for African killifish until treachery takes her refuge from her and launches her into the obsession for revenge. "Accelerated Grimace," on the 1998 Otherwise Award Honor List, explores the effects of a technology on the transactional relationship between an artist and his muse/trophy wife whose great ambition is to be a famous artist's widow. --Ore, Rebecca
Autorenporträt
Rebecca Ore's fiction burst upon the world in 1988 with the publication of her celebrated Becoming Alien trilogy, the first two novels of which were nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award. Since then she has published a great deal of short fiction and numerous novels, including Gaia's Toys, Time's Child, Outlaw School, Slow Funeral, the short fiction collection Alien Bootlegger, and, most recently, the collection of linked short fiction, Centuries Ago and Very Fast, which was a finalist for both the Philip K. Dick and Lambda Awards.