27 Brand-New Tales of Technilogical Terror!
All leaps in technology are scray. Mysterious. Misunderstood. Until they slowly creep into our daily lives and become impossible to get rid of, like an evolving parasite.
The unique camera lens that exposes hidden monsters. The blu-collar robot that would do anything to not become obsolete. The app that knows you needs better than you know them yourself.
In OBSOLESCENCE, technology gets repurposed, subverted, and redefined.
This anthology features a special foreword by American Horror Story's Naomi Grossman and features new stories from:
- Kealan Patrick Burke, "The App"
- Adam Cesare, "Disc Rot"
- Clay McLeod Chapman, "Pump and Dump"
- Gemma Church, "The Invisible Cure"
- Johnny Compton, "Everywherever"
- Lyndsey Croal, "Hush, Little Sister"
- Nicole Dieker, "Planned Obsolescence"
- Louis Evans, "Fact Check"
- Rob Hart, "Justis"
- Laurel Hightower, "The Living Ghost"
- Gabino Iglesias, "One Thing at a Time"
- Ai Jiang, "Premium Platinum Plan"
- Simon Kewin, "The Birds Sang in Both Worlds"
- Nick Kolakowski, "555 Raleigh Avenue"
- Eric LaRocca, "We Become Godlike Each Time We Bleed"
- Caitlin Marceau, "PartingWords.exe"
- Emma E. Murray, "Mother of Machines"
- Christi Nogle, "Harvest"
- Ute Orgassa, "Irina's Choice"
- Tanya Pell, "Sleep Study"
- Hailey Piper, "Why a Bicycle is Built for One"
- Teagan Olivia Sturmer, "All Our Fertile Bones"
- Sara Tantlinger, "The Song of Stridulation"
- David Niall Wilson, "SecretShit.txt"
- Alex Woodroe, "Homegrown"
- Katie Young, "The Harbinger"
- David Lee Zweifler, "The Best Buggy Whip You Ever Saw"
