Terra Nullius

by Kate Coe, Ellen Croshain (Editor)

Terra Nullius by Kate Coe and Ellen Crosháin (eds) Land belonging to no-one. An anthology of speculative fiction that explores the colonisation of our Solar System and far beyond, where pioneers carve out a new existence under other stars. New worlds and new challenges bring out rich stories filled with alien races and strange technology, but against this backdrop there’s the many facets of human emotion as colonists struggle to make a new home. This is human life on the final frontier. Thomas J. Spargo -- Jessica Rydill -- K.N. Johnson -- Jessica Reisman -- Jonathan Oliver -- Will MacMillan Jones -- E. M. Eastick -- John Bayliss -- Gregor Hartmann -- G. H. Finn -- Matthew Pedersen -- Steven Poore -- Jill Hand

286 pages, Paperback

Published April 7, 2018

About the author

Kate Coe is an editor, book reviewer and writer of fiction & fantasy. When she's not working, she fills her spare time in between writing with web design, gaming, geeky cross-stitch and DIY (which may or may not involve destroying things). She also reads far fewer books that she would like to, but possibly more than she really has time for.

Her writing swings wildly depending on what is in her head at the time, and this has led to genres including urban fiction, steampunk-style fantasy, and a series of children's stories based on a library that she used to work in. Her favourite character is a sloth with a speed addiction, her best writing moment was when one of her characters fell in love and completely changed the plot, and she writes because she can't imagine not doing it - and it gets the voices out of her head for five minutes...

News and thoughts on her writing can be found at www.writingandcoe.co.uk.