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You, Human

You, Human

An Anthology of Dark Science Fiction
PoetryCosmic HorrorCyberpunk
Pages
430
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This anthology brings together a heavy-hitting lineup of authors to explore the blurred lines between humanity and technology. Through a mix of short stories and poetry, the collection examines everything from domestic robots and digital consciousness to cosmic isolation. It is a dark, imaginative look at what remains of the soul in a future defined by machines.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

DarkThought-ProvokingPhilosophicalAtmospheric
Multiple POVs

Genres

Cosmic Horror Cyberpunk Horror Poetry Science Fiction Body Horror Post-Apocalyptic

Authors

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Darren Speegle

Darren Speegle writes dark and speculative fiction, often blending elements of horror and dark fantasy. His notable works include You, Human, Gothic wine, and A Dirge for the Temporal. Explore his unique voice in modern genre fiction.

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Dyer Wilk

Dyer Wilk is the author behind the compelling novel, You, Human. Their writing often explores what it means to be human, drawing readers into deep reflections. Fans appreciate Wilk's insightful storytelling.

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Hal Bodner

Hal Bodner writes dark and imaginative fiction, notably the vampire novel Bite Club and the speculative thriller You, Human. His stories often explore the supernatural and the darker aspects of humanity.

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Michael Bailey

Michael Bailey writes speculative fiction, combining elements of science fiction, horror, and fantasy. His stories, like It's Alive, You, Human, and Qualia Nous,

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Mort Castle

Mort Castle is the author of the fun and frightful Zombies! Zombies! Zombies! If you're looking for a good scare with a bit of a wink, his work is definitely worth checking out.

Characters

The Pink Crane GirlsProtagonist
The PuppetsSupporting
All characters in You, Human

Frequently asked questions

  • How is the anthology structured?

    The collection is divided into three distinct parts, each defined by a set of laws that explore the boundaries of humanity and technology.

  • Are there any notable artistic contributions to the book?

    The anthology features interior fiction illustrations by L.A. Spooner, while the poetry and spot illustrations throughout the volume were created by Orion Zangara.