Incomplete Solutions by Wole Talabi is the fourth book in The Harvester Series. All the books in this series will include excellent stories from the past and some brand new ones, along with special bonus material.
For Incomplete Solutions, Wole has included personal reflections for each of the stories.
Joey Hi-Fi is the man behind the cover. Visit Joey's website for more art.
Important dates for you:
1. Incomplete Solutions will enter pre-order on the 2nd of May 2019 - so make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to receive an extra discount on the already discounted pre-order price.
2. The official release date is Tuesday 4th of June 2019.
3. The launch party will be held at Fantasycon 2019, and we really hope to see you there!
A word from Wole on his collection:
"From the bustling streets of Lagos to the icy moons of Jupiter, the stories in Incomplete Solutions explore accelerating technology, complex histories, diverse beliefs and human potential from my own unique perspective.
This collection contains both previously published stories and stories that are exclusive to this collection. Among the new stories is a science-fiction novella “Incompleteness Theories”, in which an international team led by a troubled Nigerian physicist attempt to create teleportation technology, with unsettling results. The previously published stories include stories that have never appeared online before and others that have seen wide circulation, such as “A Short History of Migration in Five Fragments of You”, which was longlisted for the British Science Fiction Association award, “Parse. Error. Reset.” which won the AMC/Motherboard Post-Humans story contest, and “Wednesday's Story” which was a finalist for best short story at the Nommo Awards.
Incomplete Solutions contains 17 short stories, 2 novelettes, and 1 novella, as well as art and notes on some of the stories for the bonus material section. Some readers may find the collection reminiscent of award-winning Nnedi Okorafor’s Kabu-Kabu: Stories, with notes of Phillip K. Dick filtered through my own distinct imagination. Incomplete Solutions collects stories from the first chapter of my writing career, that I believe are evocative, philosophical, subversive, and exciting. I hope readers enjoy reading the collection as much as I have enjoyed creating it."
You can find out more about The Harvester Series by clicking on the Harvester tag on the News page.