My favorite might be the last story, in which abunch of Sarah Pinskers attend a writer's conference, where one of themis murdered. A man'snew prosthetic arm dreams that it is a road in Colorado the dreamchildren of childless parents sun themselves on the rocks like seals arock star washes up on an island, where she is rescued by a recluse. The stories areinsightful, funny, and imaginative, diving into the ways humans mightinvite technology into their relationships.' - Arianna Rebolini, BuzzFeed 'This was my first time reading Pinsker, and she BLEW MY MIND.These 13 stories are wildly original and, frankly, jaw-dropping.

Highly recommended.'- Charles de Lint, The Magazine Of Fantasy and Science Fiction 'Compelling science fiction and fantasy.' - Des Moines Register 'Sarah Pinsker's debut short story collection is speculative andstrange, exploring such wide-ranging scenarios as a young man receiving aprosthetic arm with its own sense of identity, a family welcoming an AIreplicate of their late Bubbe into their home, or an 18th centuryseaport town trying to survive a visit by a pair of sirens - all whileconnecting them in a book that feels cohesive. Anyone with a common name will appreciate this collection's culminating story, 'And Then There Were(N-One).'' - Jim Higgins, Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, Best Books of 2019 'When I got to the last page I was already looking forward to rereading them. Praise for Sooner or Later Everything Falls into the Sea 'Compelling science fiction and fantasy stories, many featuring LGBTQIA characters, some about music.

Sarah pinsker a song for a new day