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Geoff Ryman
97 books209 followersGeoffrey Charles Ryman (born 1951) is a writer of science fiction, fantasy and slipstream fiction. He was born in Canada, and has lived most of his life in England.
His science fiction and fantasy works include The Warrior Who Carried Life (1985), the novella The Unconquered Country (1986) (winner of the British Science Fiction Award and the World Fantasy Award), and The Child Garden (1989) (winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award and the Campbell Award). Subsequent fiction works include Was (1992), Lust (2001), and Air (2005) (winner of the James Tiptree, Jr. Award, the British Science Fiction Award and the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and on the short list for the Nebula Award).
His science fiction and fantasy works include The Warrior Who Carried Life (1985), the novella The Unconquered Country (1986) (winner of the British Science Fiction Award and the World Fantasy Award), and The Child Garden (1989) (winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award and the Campbell Award). Subsequent fiction works include Was (1992), Lust (2001), and Air (2005) (winner of the James Tiptree, Jr. Award, the British Science Fiction Award and the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and on the short list for the Nebula Award).
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May 8, 2018I read this as part of the anthology Alien Sex: 19 Tales by the Masters of Science Fiction and Dark Fantasy
Okay, another freaky story. Both the male and female are giving birth to birds, one goes down his throat, he's covered in bumps that he scratches and out pops stuff. She calls herself a book. He talks about tasting his scrotum tearing. That's just the first couple of pages. Too strange for me. No rating because I didn't finish it.
Okay, another freaky story. Both the male and female are giving birth to birds, one goes down his throat, he's covered in bumps that he scratches and out pops stuff. She calls herself a book. He talks about tasting his scrotum tearing. That's just the first couple of pages. Too strange for me. No rating because I didn't finish it.
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