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City of Paper: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy is a speculative anthology anthology of 2008 edited by Ekaterina Sedia.
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Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy was first published in 2008 by Senses Five Press in paperback trading format. It won the 2009 Fantasy World Award for best anthology. It features 21 stories by 21 authors. One of the stories featured in the anthology, Cat Sparks's "Sammarynda Deep", won the Aurealis Award 2008 for the best fantasy short story. It was also a shortlist nomination for the 2009 Ditmar Award for best short story but lost to Margo Lanagan's "The Goosle" and Dirk Flinthart's "This Is Not My Story".
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Contents
- Introduction by Jess Nevins
- "Andretto Walks the King's Way", short story by Forrest Aguirre
- "Bone Tower", short story by Hal Duncan
- "Courting the Lady Scythe", short story by Richard Parks
- "The Bumblety's Marble", short story by Cat Rambo
- "Promise: A Tale of City Imperishable", short story by Jay Lake
- "Ghost Market", Greg van Eekhout's short story
- "Sammarynda Deep", short story by Cat Sparks
- "Tearjerker", short story by Steve Berman
- "The Title of The Story", short story by Stephanie Campisi
- "The One That Got Away", a short story by Mark Teppo
- "Alex and the Toyceivers", short story by Paul Meloy
- "Godivy", short story by Vylar Kaftan
- "Haitian painting", short story by Michael Jasper
- "The Funeral, Ruined", short story by Ben Peek
- "Down to the Silver Spirit", short story by Kaaron Warren
- "They Will Just Go", a short story by Darin C. Bradley
- "Taser", short story by Jenn Reese
- "Somnambulist", short story by David J. Schwartz (like David Schwartz)
- "The Age of Fish, Post-Flowers", short story by Anna Tambour
- "The Last Escape", short story by Barth Anderson
- "Palimpsest", short story by Catherynne M. Valente
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References
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External links
- City of Paper: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy in Senses Five Press
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