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Indrapramit Das
Indra Das (aka Indrapramit Das) is a writer from Kolkata, India. His fiction has appeared in publications including Clarkesworld, Asimov's, and Strange Horizons, and has been widely anthologized in collections such as The Year's Best Science Fiction. Das is an Octavia E. Butler scholar and a... show more

Indra Das (aka Indrapramit Das) is a writer from Kolkata, India. His fiction has appeared in publications including Clarkesworld, Asimov's, and Strange Horizons, and has been widely anthologized in collections such as The Year's Best Science Fiction. Das is an Octavia E. Butler scholar and a grateful graduate of the 2012 Clarion West Writers Workshop, where he wrote under the tutelage of Kelly Link, George R.R. Martin and Chuck Palahniuk, among others. He completed his M.F.A. at the University of British Columbia (class of '11) in Vancouver, where he wore many hats, including dog hotel night shift attendant, TV background performer, freelance editor, writing mentor, tutor, minor film critic, occasional illustrator, environmental news writer, pretend-patient for med school students, and video game tester. He never wore any actual hats, except a toque during winter. He now divides his time between India and North America, immigration-willing.Das has written about books, comics, TV and film for publications including Slant Magazine, VOGUE India, Strange Horizons and Vancouver Weekly.
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Allusion is not Illusion
Allusion is not Illusion rated it 8 years ago
It's always hard to rate anthologies, and this one was particularly uneven for me -- not just because I'm not really a horror fan (not all the stories are horror, by any means). The first story, "Tasting Gomoa" confused me. A barren women, sexually frustrated and now replaced by a new younger wife, ...
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spocksbro rated it 9 years ago
Aliens: Recent Encounters is a decent collection of stories, most dealing with the consequences of encounters between humans and aliens [duh]. I picked it off the new-book shelf at one of my libraries because I saw that it contained works from some of my favorites - Ursula K. Le Guin, Caitlín R. Kie...
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