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Beyond Empire: Radical Possibility & Genre Fiction

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By Samrat Upadhyay, Silvia J Park, Quan Barry
| pen.org
Join us as we welcome writers of color working across the genres of science fiction, horror, and speculative fiction as they speak to the ways they use the narrative archetypes inherent in their genres to confront the lasting, real-world effects of racism, segregation, colonialism, and imperialism.
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The Unveiling | Bookreporter.com

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By Quan Barry
| Bookreporter Talks To
There are survival stories, and then there are stories about survival. One has characters overcoming a challenging situation or dire circumstance. In the other, characters continue to live, if not thrive, despite the structural or essential conditions they are up against. At first glimpse, Quan Barry’s THE UNVEILING is a survival story in both of those senses.
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Summary and Reviews

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By Quan Barry
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Excerpt The Unveiling With every second, she could feel herself disappearing. The air smelled brisk like early spring. A faint breeze stirred the water, drops raining off her paddle each time she lifted it. For a dizzying instant, she couldn't even recollect the specifics of her own face. To make it all worse, her sunglasses were gone. "This can't be happening," she whispered. She had no proof hers wasn't the only human consciousness left on the planet.
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