Apex Book of World SF 2 contributor Ivor Hartmann has edited the first anthology of speculative fiction by African writers, AfroSF: Science Fiction by African Writers. It covers writers from both Africa and the African diaspora. It will be released in December 2012 in an ebook edition first and later a print edition, published by StoryTime. It also includes stories from Apex Book of World SF 2 contributors Tade Thompson and Nnedi Okorafor.
Table of Contents:
- ‘Moom!’ Nnedi Okorafor
- ‘Home Affairs’ Sarah Lotz
- ‘Five Sets of Hands’ Cristy Zinn
- ‘New Mzansi’ Ashley Jacobs
- ‘Azania’ Nick Wood
- ‘Notes from Gethsemane’ Tade Thompson
- ‘Planet X’ Sally Partridge
- ‘The Gift of Touch’ Chinelo Onwualu
- ‘The Foreigner’ Uko Bendi Udo
- ‘Angel Song’ Dave-Brendon Burgh
- ‘The Rare Earth’ Biram Mboob
- ‘Terms & Conditions Apply’ Sally-Ann Murray
- ‘Heresy’ Mandisi Nkomo
- ‘Closing Time’ Liam Kruger
- ‘Masquerade Stories’ Chiagozie Fred Nwonwu
- ‘The Trial’ Joan De La Haye
- ‘Brandy City’ Mia Arderne
- ‘Ofe!’ Rafeeat Aliyu
- ‘Claws and Savages’ Martin Stokes
- ‘To Gaze at the Sun’ Clifton Gachagua
- ‘Proposition 23’ (Novelette) Efe Okogu
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This looks great and want to read it, but I see it is sold only through Amazon kindle and I don’t buy DRM locked book. Other options?