Stories of the Apocalypse
(2011)Pandemonium
An anthology of stories edited by Anne C Perry and Jared Shurin
Eighteen original stories of the end of the world. Award-winning authors take their inspiration from Romantic artist John Martin and share their apocalyptic visions.
Contains stories from Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Lauren Beukes, S.L. Grey, Scott K. Andrews, Archie Black, Chrysanthy Balis, Jonathan Oliver, Sophia McDougall, Lou Morgan, Osgood Vance, Sam Wilson, Andy Remic, Tom Pollock, Den Patrick, Kim Lakin-Smith, Charlie Human, Magnus Anderson and David Bryher.
Edited by Anne C. Perry and Jared Shurin and introduced by Tom Hunter, Director of the Arthur C. Clarke Award.
"The stories in Pandemonium conjure up the same emotions as John Martin's work. You can smell the brimstone, sense the oozing despair, and yet admire the fine detailing and marvellous use of colour." - Something Wicked
"I've read Pandemonium a couple of times now and each time I feel like I've been utterly spoiled." - The Eloquent Page
"Wildly imaginative and brilliant" - Stuff & Nonsense
"It's not simply that there are no weak stories, it's that every one is worthwhile - moving, witty, clever or memorably horrific." - Freaky Trigger
"There isn't a single selection that I didn't enjoy." - Africa Screams
Genre: Science Fiction
Contains stories from Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Lauren Beukes, S.L. Grey, Scott K. Andrews, Archie Black, Chrysanthy Balis, Jonathan Oliver, Sophia McDougall, Lou Morgan, Osgood Vance, Sam Wilson, Andy Remic, Tom Pollock, Den Patrick, Kim Lakin-Smith, Charlie Human, Magnus Anderson and David Bryher.
Edited by Anne C. Perry and Jared Shurin and introduced by Tom Hunter, Director of the Arthur C. Clarke Award.
"The stories in Pandemonium conjure up the same emotions as John Martin's work. You can smell the brimstone, sense the oozing despair, and yet admire the fine detailing and marvellous use of colour." - Something Wicked
"I've read Pandemonium a couple of times now and each time I feel like I've been utterly spoiled." - The Eloquent Page
"Wildly imaginative and brilliant" - Stuff & Nonsense
"It's not simply that there are no weak stories, it's that every one is worthwhile - moving, witty, clever or memorably horrific." - Freaky Trigger
"There isn't a single selection that I didn't enjoy." - Africa Screams
Genre: Science Fiction
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