Highly recommended for those interested in sf invested in ecological concerns and speculative fiction that plays with narrative form.” “The varied points of view and stylistic shifts of the narrative allow the reader to experience reality through the eyes of different characters, human and otherwise, and the struggle of different forms of life trying to survive unites the vignettes that form the bulk of the novel. Limited: 500 signed numbered hardcover copies, printed in two colors throughout Lettered: 52 signed specially bound copies, housed in a custom traycase This is the only chance to see the section as originally written. Our edition includes an exclusive bonus section that was trimmed and altered for inclusion in the novel. Demons, madmen, monsters, and endless twisted wonders await readers brave enough to take this miraculous dark journey. With Dead Astronauts, Jeff VanderMeer continues to expand and explore the mind-bending world of Borne at the top of his game.

This is not just one world, but many.and can these worlds be saved? A leviathan waits, as do other versions of yourself, and a mysterious former comrade known as Charlie X. Where a fight in which the duck may or may not be on your side. This is a world where a blue fox is an echo across space and time, prophetic. The City is overrun with the results of the Company’s ill-considered experiments. Grayson, Moss, and Chen are astronauts turned rebels, navigating version upon version of a nameless City created by the villainous, all-powerful Company, familiar to readers as part of the Borne universe.

“There shall come three humans across the burning sands…” We're upgrading the paper to 80# Finch from our usual stock. In addition to the dust jacket, the book will also feature a number of linocut illustrations by Kathleen Neeley tipped in. This signed, limited edition will reproduce the unique design elements of the trade hardcover essential to the telling of the story, and also be printed in two colors throughout to make those details further stand out. Dust jacket and interior illustrations by Kathleen Neeley.

Dead Astronauts by Jeff VanderMeer