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Paperback. Condición: New. The definitive showcase of the year's finest British short stories'Bravo to Salt's beacon of delight and intrigue - its annual collection of the UK's best short stories, from established and emerging voices.' -Duncan MinshullNow relaunched for a new era, Best British Short Stories returns with a bold new look and a renewed commitment to celebrating the art of the short story. As we enter our fifteenth volume, this much-loved annual collection continues to be the go-to anthology for readers seeking the most exciting and diverse voices in contemporary British fiction.Assembled by series editor Nicholas Royle, Best British Short Stories 2025 presents a stellar selection of stories first published in 2024, drawn from magazines, journals, anthologies, collections, chapbooks, and online. Whether you're a devoted follower or discovering the series for the first time, this new edition reaffirms our mission to champion storytelling in all its forms.'If the latest iteration of Salt's Best British Short Stories collection is anything to go by then the genre remains in safe hands.' -Lawrence Foley, TLSFeaturing stories by: David Bevan, Rose Biggin, Christopher Burns, Ian Critchley, Pippa Goldschmidt, Linden Hibbert, Hannah Hoare, Catrin Kean, Roger Luckhurst, Baret Magarian, Wyl Menmuir, Alison Moore, Okechukwu Nzelu, Simon Okotie, Imogen Reid, C. D. Rose, Iain Sinclair, Elizabeth Stott, Mark Valentine, and Naomi Wood.

Paperback. Condición: New. The definitive showcase of the year's finest British short stories'Bravo to Salt's beacon of delight and intrigue - its annual collection of the UK's best short stories, from established and emerging voices.' -Duncan MinshullNow relaunched for a new era, Best British Short Stories returns with a bold new look and a renewed commitment to celebrating the art of the short story. As we enter our fifteenth volume, this much-loved annual collection continues to be the go-to anthology for readers seeking the most exciting and diverse voices in contemporary British fiction.Assembled by series editor Nicholas Royle, Best British Short Stories 2025 presents a stellar selection of stories first published in 2024, drawn from magazines, journals, anthologies, collections, chapbooks, and online. Whether you're a devoted follower or discovering the series for the first time, this new edition reaffirms our mission to champion storytelling in all its forms.'If the latest iteration of Salt's Best British Short Stories collection is anything to go by then the genre remains in safe hands.' -Lawrence Foley, TLSFeaturing stories by: David Bevan, Rose Biggin, Christopher Burns, Ian Critchley, Pippa Goldschmidt, Linden Hibbert, Hannah Hoare, Catrin Kean, Roger Luckhurst, Baret Magarian, Wyl Menmuir, Alison Moore, Okechukwu Nzelu, Simon Okotie, Imogen Reid, C. D. Rose, Iain Sinclair, Elizabeth Stott, Mark Valentine, and Naomi Wood.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condición: Near Fine. Vol. 142, No. 1 & 2. Edited by Sheree Renee Thomas. Cover art by Kent Bash for "Animale Dei Morti" (novelet) by Nick DiChario. Includes "The Art of Victory When the Game Is All the World" (novella) by Eugie Foster; "Bone Broth" (novelet) by Karen Heuler; "Prison Colony Optimization Protocols" (novelet) by Auston Habershaw; "The Gentle Dragon Tells His Tale of Love" (novelet) by J. A. Pak; "Ennead in Retrospect" by Christopher Mark Rose; "Full Moon Worm" by Paul Lorello; "Proximity Games" by M. L. Clark; "Salt Comes to Salt" by Maiga Doocy; "Doe_Haven.VR" by Cara Mast; "The City and the Thing Beneath It" by Innocent Chizaram Ilo; "There Won't Be Questions" by Joe Baumann. Poems: "Advhena Magnifica" & "Land Earthside" by Bogi Takacs; "Le Coup de Foudre" by Gretchen Tessmer. Standard features. Minor handling wear, bumps and dings. No Label, never was.

Single Issue Magazine. Condición: Fine.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 1st edition. 142 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.32 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: New. The definitive showcase of the year's finest British short stories'Bravo to Salt's beacon of delight and intrigue - its annual collection of the UK's best short stories, from established and emerging voices.' -Duncan MinshullNow relaunched for a new era, Best British Short Stories returns with a bold new look and a renewed commitment to celebrating the art of the short story. As we enter our fifteenth volume, this much-loved annual collection continues to be the go-to anthology for readers seeking the most exciting and diverse voices in contemporary British fiction.Assembled by series editor Nicholas Royle, Best British Short Stories 2025 presents a stellar selection of stories first published in 2024, drawn from magazines, journals, anthologies, collections, chapbooks, and online. Whether you're a devoted follower or discovering the series for the first time, this new edition reaffirms our mission to champion storytelling in all its forms.'If the latest iteration of Salt's Best British Short Stories collection is anything to go by then the genre remains in safe hands.' -Lawrence Foley, TLSFeaturing stories by: David Bevan, Rose Biggin, Christopher Burns, Ian Critchley, Pippa Goldschmidt, Linden Hibbert, Hannah Hoare, Catrin Kean, Roger Luckhurst, Baret Magarian, Wyl Menmuir, Alison Moore, Okechukwu Nzelu, Simon Okotie, Imogen Reid, C. D. Rose, Iain Sinclair, Elizabeth Stott, Mark Valentine, and Naomi Wood.

Condición: New. pp. 457.

[0-8020-3449-7] [1988]. (Small 4to) Fine in fine dust jacket. 336pp. Photographs, illustrations, index. Sponsored by the Canadian Public Works Association. Contributors include Letty Anderson (Water-Supply), Christopher Andreae (Railways), Alan F.J. Artibise (Building Cities), Douglas Baldwin (Sewerage), A.A. den Otter (Irrigation and Flood Control), Mark Fram (Public Buildings), Julie Harris (Airports), Paul-Andre Linteau (Urban Mass Transit), Larry McNally (Roads, Streets, and Highways), Robert W. Passfield (Waterways), Arnold Roos (Electricity), Phyllis Rose (Bridges), Phyllis Rose (Solid Waste). Preface by William D. Hurst. (Canada, Airports, Bridges, Electricity, Flood Control, Highways, Irrigation, Public Works, Public Works--Canada, Railways).

Paperback. Condición: New. The definitive showcase of the year's finest British short stories'Bravo to Salt's beacon of delight and intrigue - its annual collection of the UK's best short stories, from established and emerging voices.' -Duncan MinshullNow relaunched for a new era, Best British Short Stories returns with a bold new look and a renewed commitment to celebrating the art of the short story. As we enter our fifteenth volume, this much-loved annual collection continues to be the go-to anthology for readers seeking the most exciting and diverse voices in contemporary British fiction.Assembled by series editor Nicholas Royle, Best British Short Stories 2025 presents a stellar selection of stories first published in 2024, drawn from magazines, journals, anthologies, collections, chapbooks, and online. Whether you're a devoted follower or discovering the series for the first time, this new edition reaffirms our mission to champion storytelling in all its forms.'If the latest iteration of Salt's Best British Short Stories collection is anything to go by then the genre remains in safe hands.' -Lawrence Foley, TLSFeaturing stories by: David Bevan, Rose Biggin, Christopher Burns, Ian Critchley, Pippa Goldschmidt, Linden Hibbert, Hannah Hoare, Catrin Kean, Roger Luckhurst, Baret Magarian, Wyl Menmuir, Alison Moore, Okechukwu Nzelu, Simon Okotie, Imogen Reid, C. D. Rose, Iain Sinclair, Elizabeth Stott, Mark Valentine, and Naomi Wood.