Noir
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An anthology of original stories; tales from the dark side, featuring Dark SF, Fantasy and Horror from: Adam Roberts Simon Morden E.J. Swift Jay Caselberg Emma Coleman Paul Kane Alex Dally McFarlane Marie O'Regan Paul Graham Raven Donna Scott Simon Kurt Unsworth Paula Wakefield James Worrad
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