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The Monthly Aqueduct
News about all things Aqueductian
It's May again, which means that WisCon 39 is around the corner. This year we will be presenting three titles at the convention in Madison, WI. Read on for details and other exciting news, as well as information on the Aqueduct author readings that will be held at WisCon in May 22-25.
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Forthcoming WisCon Releases
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The Wiscon Chronicles vol. 9: Intersections and Alliances
edited by Mary Anne Mohanraj
“In this volume of the WisCon Chronicles, we find ourselves considering what it means to live at the intersections of various identities, some of them more privileged than others. We ask how we can function as good allies to each other in often challenging situations. We’re living through an intense time of social change, and a variety of questions arise as we have these often difficult conversations about feminism, race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and more.”
From the introduction by Mary Anne Mohanraj
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Metamorphosis
Alaya Dawn Johnson
& Kim Stanley Robinson
Metamorphosis offers a taste of work from WisCon 39 Guests of Honor Alaya Dawn Johnson and Kim Stanley Robinson, as well as author interviews. In Johnson’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart,” the narrator, who regards humans (their brains, especially) as a primary food source, must cope with conflicting impulses when one of the most appetizing humans he’s ever met is also really, really hot.... Robinson’s “The Lunatics,” deprived of memories, toiling for their truncated lives deep below the surface, walk in the nerves of the moon, tearing out promethium under the lash of the foremen.
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