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Inhumanity: A Year of Stories
Unraveling the human condition.
Life, death, Earth, inner and outer space, aliens and humans, music and art, love and hate. Marshall Miller examines all these subjects in Inhumanity. Miller dissects the human condition, examining it from various angles, interspersed with classic science fiction action. Whether or not a story includes a happy ending, readers will find them, nonetheless, thought-provoking.
Inhumanity collects all twelve stories written by Miller for the first generation of the Emerge project plus a bonus story and an extensive interview with the author. Emerge collected nine diverse storytellers—a spectrum of style, ideology, politics, race, sexuality, and religion. For one year, authors were sent a monthly writing prompt, creating flashpoints to craft their best work. Explore Emerge Winter, Emerge Spring, Emerge, Summer, Emerge Autumn, and The Emerge Guidebook to discover their original stories.
Life, death, Earth, inner and outer space, aliens and humans, music and art, love and hate. Marshall Miller examines all these subjects in Inhumanity. Miller dissects the human condition, examining it from various angles, interspersed with classic science fiction action. Whether or not a story includes a happy ending, readers will find them, nonetheless, thought-provoking.
Inhumanity collects all twelve stories written by Miller for the first generation of the Emerge project plus a bonus story and an extensive interview with the author. Emerge collected nine diverse storytellers—a spectrum of style, ideology, politics, race, sexuality, and religion. For one year, authors were sent a monthly writing prompt, creating flashpoints to craft their best work. Explore Emerge Winter, Emerge Spring, Emerge, Summer, Emerge Autumn, and The Emerge Guidebook to discover their original stories.
258 pages, Paperback
Published March 1, 2021
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