This anthology was originally released in print last year, and we've finally converted it into an eBook.
Here's the description:
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A kapre turned basketball superstar. An expert on interspecies dating and marriage counselor to the supernaturals. A girl in a Muslim empire engineering a pair of mechanical wings. The Philippine Speculative Fiction series are anthologies that showcase the rich variety of Philippine literature: between these covers you will find magic realism next to science fiction, traditional fantasy beside slipstream, and imaginary worlds rubbing shoulders with alternate Philippine history—demonstrating that the literature of the fantastic is alive and well in the Philippines.
Stories from this series have been included in the Honorable Mentions list from The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror edited by Ellen Datlow and Kelly Link & Gavin Grant.
This volume includes:
“Alternative Histories” by Ian Rosales Casocot
“Strange Adventures in Procreation” by Andrew Drilon
“Lament of the Counselor” by Jay Anyong
“The Grim Malkin” by Vincent Michael Simbulan
“A Smell of Mothballs” by Mailin Paterno
“Ashland” by Elyss G. Punsalan
“Carpaccio (or, Repentance as a Meat Recipe)” by Arlynn Despi
“Eternal Winter” by Maria Pia Vibar Benosa
“From the Book of Names My Mother Did Not Give Me” by Christine V. Lao
“Hollowbody” by Crystal Koo
“Offerings to Aman Sinaya” by Andrei Tupaz
“On Wooden Wings” by Paolo Chikiamco
“Prisoner 2501” by Philip Corpuz
“Resurrection” by Victor Ocampo
“Simon’s Replica” by Dean Alfar
“Break in at Batay Street” by Francis Gabriel Concepcion
“The Big Man” by Asterio Gutierrez
“The Bookshelves of Mrs. Go” by Charles Tan
“The Impossible and the R.S.C. Gregorio del Pilar” by Alex Osias
“The Kiddie Pool” by Kenneth Yu
“The Storyteller’s Curse” by Eliza Victoria
“Villainoguing” by Joseph Montecillo
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http://www.amazon.com/Philippine-Spe...dp/B008JBOBP2/
Note: Should be available worldwide but Amazon is having some problems, restricting it to certain regions only.