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ebook shop newsletter books authors contact about rebellion publishing solaris abaddon ravenstone not so stories new anthology interrogating, challenging and celebrating rudyard kipling's just so stories dracula: rise of the beast genesis of a monster extinction biome: dispersal extinction biome: dispersal by addison gunn the cost of survival... the death and life of schneider wrack schneider wrack was dead. until he wasn't. judge anderson: year one "ready, rookie?" a young cassandra anderson hits the sked for her first year as a psi-judge... the el sombra trilogy by al ewing the scourge of the ultimate reich returns - viva el sombra! gods & monsters: snake eyes by hillary monahan gorgons versus the lamia in the deep south... weird space: the star of the sea by una mccormack a haven at the end of the universe comes under threat... judge dredd year two: down and out by matthew smith a young judge dredd faces his stiffest test yet... end of the end by paul kane, cavan scot and simon guerrier the afterblight chronicles return children of the cull by cavan scott the sequel to the culled and kill or cure ritual crime unit: spirit animals by ee richardson dci claire pierce is back - and there's a ritualistic serial killer on the prowl... blighters by tim major armoured slugs attack! extinction biome: invasion by addison gunn, with malcolm cross and ann tibbets warfare! biology! military recluses! abaddon has got it going on in 2016... alt.sherlock.holmes it's awards season...and we're glad it is! 1 month ago - posted by awards it's that time again when all our favourite books are keeping each other company on various awards lists...and we're so glad to see the solaris and abaddon titles in the mix! have a look below to see what's causing us to have a spring in our step. ..and help us to cheer on all our nominated authors... locus awards : we've got seven titles up for the locus awards and we couldn't be more pleased for our authors and our team! raven stratagem - yoon ha lee food of the gods - cass khaw ubo - steve rasnic tem 'dear sarah' - nancy kress (infinity wars) the djinn falls in love and other stories - jared shurin & mahvesh murad the best science fiction & fantasy of the year, vol. 11 - jonathan strahan infinity wars - jonathan strahan the shirley jackson awards: the djinn falls in love and other stories hugo awards finalists: raven stratagem congratulations to all nominated authors and to the editors and publishers also listed! good luck! tweet posted fri, may 11, 2018 11:15 am kate coe joins the rebellion!! 1 month ago - posted by and the team keeps on growing! we're delighted to introduce to you all our brand new junior editor, kate coe who will be working alongside our brilliant new commissioning team! having spent the last few years working for grimbold books, kate is delighted to be spending even more time reading excellet genre fiction and wrangling ebooks for rebellion. she's previously been a web developer and librarian, likes diy if it involves destroying things, and appreciates* a good pun. her book pile is already threatening to take over her house but she’ll happily take recommendations, and is always open to an offer of tea. she’ll be out and about on the uk convention circuit, and can be found blogging at writingandcoe.co.uk or on twitter @writingandcoe . (*will roll her eyes at). tweet posted mon, apr 23, 2018 12:00 pm the great family reunion by ali nouraei 1 month ago - posted by notsostories when approached by david moore to join, ‘ not so stories ,’ i was in the process of adapting to a new and cruel reality, yet one that was always inevitable. my family had recently bade farewell to the last of my grandparent’s generation, and for my siblings and i, the heartbreak was made more poignant by the fact that our only contact with them for years had been via skype. in the blink of an eye, all of our plans to make time and visit them in iran at some undetermined point in the future dissipated in a haze of pain and regret. so, as i searched my mind for kipling’s childhood stories such as, “ the butterfly that stamped ,” the only memories that rang loud were those that i’ll not know again: the unique flavours of love that one can only receive from a grandparent. however, as an iranian raised and educated in the uk, the duality of kipling’s, ‘ just so stories ,’ that blend of love and affection mixed with the racist language of, “ how the leopard got his spots ,” was always apparent to me. the racism was never something that i considered actively. it was a reality born of the disconnect between my place of birth and where i was raised. instead, i counted myself lucky and celebrated that as a dual national and bilingual person, i had access to writers like rumi, omar khayyam, hafez, chaucer, shakespeare, and milton. i felt enriched by them all. when creating, ‘ how the simurgh won her tail ,’ my reaction to the source material was as it always has been. i reminded myself that no person can exist in isolation and that literature belongs to all of us, not only to the culture in which it was written. ubuntu teaches us that we exist because of everyone around us, and so we ought to be open to one another. as william uri said in, ‘ the walk from no to yes ,’ humanity has splintered itself into 15,000 tribes, yet with the communications revolution, we’re all in touch with one another. for the first time in our species’ history, we’re at what uri termed as a big family reunion, with all the conflict that that suggests. do we allow ourselves to focus on that conflict, or dive head first into the pools of human experience that exist all around us, and belong to each and every one of us. all 15,000 tribes of humanity have come from the same dust, and to that same dust we’re all going to return. the only thing that matters is the dignity with which we treat each other. do we learn from each other? do we share our cultures and our histories with one another? if we don’t, who else is there to share it with? imagine if all the world had one culture, one language, and one variety of life. we’d die in hours from the boredom of it all. so, i decided, as i had done countless times before, that kipling’s voice, racism and all, belongs to me as much as it does to any other person on earth. i chose to focus on the love depicted by kipling. i channelled my memories of his stories (and the princess bride, because what story about a grandfather telling a grandchild a tale can be complete without the princess bride,) and focused on the sufi idea that we are all of us sparks of the divine and that a grandparent’s love, thousands of miles away and on the other side of the world is as real and beautiful as that which exists in our own hearts. not so stories is available for pre-order now! pre-order: amazon | barnes & noble | google | kobo | rebellionstore tweet posted wed, apr 18, 2018 1:30 pm how the british chose curry for the their national dish by georgina kamsika 2 months ago - posted by "chicken tikka masala is now a true british national dish, not only because it is the most popular, but because it is a perfect illustration of the way britain absorbs and adapts external influences." british foreign secretary robin cook on the benefits of multiculturalism. when not so stories editor david moore told me the premise for the anthology, i knew right away i wanted to be involved. like many people, i’d grown up with kipling, and i was excited at the chance to contribute to the fantastic premise. i even had an idea--how britain has been modified to its current form by interactions with the indian subcontinent. or in more of a not so stories kind of way - how the empire might have colonised india and how india has influenced britain right back. and the most obvious influence is the food. curries of various types are consumed by millions every day. restaurants in have adopted a number of indian terms to identify popular dishes, although only the nam

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