Camille Alexa Collection PUSH OF THE SKY: SHORT WORKS Now an Ebook

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About Push of the Sky:

A young woman and her mandroid wander the Twelve Domed Cities of Mars, looking for a place to call home…

A young man in the age of practical alchemy eschews incantations he can’t utter for fantastic creatures built of cogs and springs…

A prehistoric inventor living at the cusp of change finds an ancient winged carcass at the edge of a melting glacier, and has the inspiration of a lifetime…

Over two dozen short speculative works from the pages of Fantasy Magazine, ChiZine, Abyss & Apex, Space & Time Magazine and more, including SpaceWesterns.com’s most-read story of all time, “The Clone Wrangler’s Bride” and its sequel, “Droidtown Blues.”

PLUS new stories never before published, collected here for the first time.

About Author Camille Alexa:

Camille Alexa tends to write about things that didn’t happen, probably couldn’t happen, or haven’t happened yet. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, and her short fiction collection, PUSH OF THE SKY, received a starred review in Publishers Weekly.

She tries to keep an updated bibliography at camillealexa.com and a sporadically updated blog at camillealexa.livejournal.com. She is represented by Jennifer Weltz at the Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency, Inc.

How to Purchase Push of the Sky:

Push of the Sky is $4.99 from The Untreed Reads Store in EPUB  and PDF formats.

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