(2023 Hugo Award for Best Novelette “The Space-Time Painter”)

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356 pp.

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Publisher: New Star Press

Publication date: Jan.2024

ISBN 978-7-5133-5383-0

¥ 59.00

Genre: Science Fiction

Tales Collection Novelette “The Space-Time Painter”)

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Hai Ya, a distinguished figure in the realm of speculative fiction, boasts the prestigious title of a Hugo Award winner and proudly holds membership in the Shenzhen Writers Association. With a profound passion for science fiction, Hai Ya is not only a seasoned enthusiast but also a documentary film aficionado. His creative pursuits are marked by an affinity for contingent history and monster themes. In his literary endeavors, Hai Ya endeavors to meticulously reconstruct and analyze the historical fabric of specific periods in time and space. Notably, his unique approach refrains from altering actual historical events, allowing his works to serve as a lens through which readers can juxtapose the grandeur of history against the seeming insignificance of the individual. This distinctive narrative style aims to evoke a sense of realism and astonishment akin to that experienced when watching a documentary unfold. Hai Ya’s contributions to the world of speculative fiction have garnered recognition, including the esteemed Cold Lake Prize and a nomination for the Galaxy Award. His body of work stands as a testament to his ability to captivate readers with thought-provoking explorations of history and the human experience within the bounds of speculative fiction. Short Story Collection Introduction “Hai Ya’s SF Weird Tales Collection.” This collection marks the debut of Hugo Award winner Hai Ya in the realm of short fiction. The collection features an array of extraordinary tales, including the 2023 Hugo Award- winning novelette, “The Space-Time Painter.” Comprising 89

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