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In my new interview with author Premee Mohamed, she explains how her collection of dark fantasy novelettes and a novella, "One Message Remains" came together, as well as why they share the same secondary world.
https://paulsemel.com/exclusive-interview-one-message-remains-author-premee-mohamed/
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I've read some of the novellas in the list.

"I particularly love science fiction and fantasy novellas which is why I’m creating this list and I hope you discover your great next read from here. From dystopian futures to epic quests, these novellas offer a rich blend of genres, with both standalone and novella series included in this list."

uwadis.com/science-fiction-fan

The Ein Particle is a fast paced #HighTech #SciFi #adventure I wrote. If you liked A Memory Called Empire, give mine a read, chances are you'll enjoy it.

koenmartens.nl/pages/ein-1-the

I also have a collection of #SciFi #novelettes and #novellas available, the Isolated Futures Omnibus, with stories ranging from #TechThriller to #WhoDunnit, cruising between the stars or stuck in a near-future dystopia.

koenmartens.nl/pages/isolated-

I’m curious if anyone here has recommendations of short or that might fit in the mini- genre— that one can finish in a sitting or two yet have a grand sweep. Denis Johnson’s Train Dreams and Willa Cather’s A Lost Lady come to my mind. Both set against the closing of the American frontier, Johnson’s book is the more conventionally epic , while Cather’s drawing room settings belie its extraordinary scope.