New and Forthcoming from Aqueduct Press

Filter House by Nisi Shawl with an introduction by Eileen Gunn Prerelease Special: $15.00 (On orders before August 1) "Sometimes enigmatic, often surprising, always marvelous. This lovely collection will take you, like a magic carpet, to some strange and wonderful places." — Karen Joy Fowler, author of At Wit's End and The Jane Austen Book Club "Nisi Shawl uses the tools of future and fable, usually used to explore the other, the future, and the mysterious, to magically reveal what and who we all are here and today." — Tobias Buckell, author of Crystal Rain and Ragamuffin

The WisCon Chronicles: Volume 2 edited by L. Timmel Duchamp and Eileen Gunn Prerelease Special: $15.00 (On orders before August 1) Provocative essays on feminism, race, revolution, and the future. Remember WisCon 31? Wit flashed. Sparks flew. Eagles carried off the guests of honor. The world’s leading feminist sf convention just won’t fit into Memorial Day weekend. Some forty contributors take WisCon 2007 a step further.

Stretto: Book Five of the Marq`ssan Cycle by L. Timmel Duchamp Read Chapters One and Two "The final volume in the Marq'ssan series will encourage its readers to write beyond the ending. There are no gift-wrapped resolutions or easy redemptions on offer, rather there is a clear-sighted focus on the always-unfolding consequences-intended and unintended-of personal and political action taken. This is a series that is deeply invested in social transformation while resisting any temptation to consolation. As a resolute utopian, I see this as a hopeful strategy." — Joan Haran, author of Human Cloning in the Media

Plugged In by L. Timmel Duchamp and Maureen McHugh "[Maureen] McHugh, who won accolades for her novel China Mountain Zhang, has written a funny, thoughtful story about what would happen if the middleware you ran on your giant UNIX network achieved a form of consciousness on the level of a shark...And Duchamp, whose Marq'ssan Cycle earned praise from Samuel Delaney, writes about the first man to be fitted with a wearable artificial womb that feeds nutrients to his baby via a placenta-like filter that siphons his blood into the baby's body.... This is not at all your usual gender-role-switching story. Highly recommended." —Annalee Newitz, io9.com

Voices From Fairyland edited by Theodora Goss This volume features fantastical poems by Mary Coleridge, Charlotte Mew, and Sylvia Townsend Warner, accompanied by four fascinating essays and several poems by Dora Goss in conversation with the Coleridge, Mew, and Warner's poems. "Voices From Fairyland is a treasure, and I highly recommend it." —Terry Windling, Journal of Mythic Arts.