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 · Ian Whates has gathered together an impressive lineup of contributors for an assault on our senses that takes in aliens, robots, zombie-like flesh hunters and a whole lot of menaces in between. Just as war drives invention, Further Conflicts has inspired its . Click to read more about Further Conflicts by Ian Whates. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers.  · - Download and read Further Conflicts book by Ian Whates online in PDF, EPub, Mobi, Kindle and other supported format. Book Details Title: Further Conflicts Author: Ian Whates Genre: -Pages: Not Available ISBN: n/a Download and Read Further Conflicts by Ian Whates Download and read book is easy.

However, when it comes to science fiction, I think I did the genre a disservice. Since the sixties, SF has actually done a fairly remarkable job of depicting the horrors of war and its many fellow horsemen. Two of the best examples are recent ones - Ian Whates' spectacular anthologies: Conflicts and Further Conflicts. First up, Conflicts. " Crises and Conflicts," edited by Ian Whates, published on J by NewCon Press. Doesn't Pass Muster Out of 14 stories in this anthology, we recommended zero (average would be ) and we recommended against six (average would be ). Further Conflicts edited by Ian Whates. Published by the NewCon Press, , First Edition, Signed Limited Edition of copies. Signed by all of the authors. Near Fine.

[PDF] Further Conflicts | by Ian Whates Dan Abnett Tony Ballantyne Lauren Beukes Eric Brown Philip Palmer Andy Remic Adam Roberts - PM By Ian Whates Dan Abnett Tony Ballantyne Lauren Beukes Eric Brown Philip Palmer Andy Remic Adam Roberts. Ian Whates lives in a comfortable home down a quiet cul-de-sac in an idyllic Cambridgeshire village, which he shares with his partner Helen and their pets – Honey the golden cocker spaniel, Calvin the tailless black cat and Inky the goldfish (sadly, Binky died a few years ago). Ian’s earliest memories of science fiction are fragmented. Further Conflicts edited by Ian Whates is all set to be launched Illustrious: Eastercon ‘This year’s convention is themed on military SF. Following the success of Conflicts, launched at last year’s Eastercon, it seemed churlish not to explore the theme further.