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e. j. swift writer of speculative fiction and the fantastical menu skip to content home about me books short fiction reviews interviews/guest posts bibliography contact border sessions 2018 border sessions is a yearly tech culture festival on a mission to kick-start and fuel challenging ideas, experiments and endeavours, with a strong focus on multidisciplinary projects. the program is built around five main tracks: humanity, society, cities, nature and and beyond. this year i was thrilled to be invited to speak at the conference on 14 june. the festival is held in the hague, with the conference staged across the theater aan het spui and the adjacent filmhuis den haag. i was interviewed by the brilliant arno wielders, co-founder of the global initiative mars one . we spoke about the osiris project and paris adrift as well as discussing speculative fiction and the writing life. the festival has a wonderfully wide-ranging programme and on the same day i was able to attend a presentation on ocean floor restoration – ideal for current writing research. a huge thank you to everyone at border sessions for inviting me! if you’d like to find out more about the festival, take a look at the website here . advertisements this entry was posted in conventions , events on june 17, 2018 by e j swift . paris adrift is out this week! it’s here! paris adrift is finally out in the world, available from solaris in the uk and north america. here’s the synopsis… paris was supposed to save hallie. now… well, let’s just say paris has other ideas. there’s a strange woman called the chronometrist who will not leave her alone. garbled warnings from bizarre creatures keep her up at night. and there’s a time portal in the keg room of the bar where she works. soon, hallie is tumbling through the turbulent past and future paris, making friends, changing the world — and falling in love. but with every trip, hallie loses a little of herself, and every infinitesimal change she makes ripples through time, until the future she’s trying to save suddenly looks nothing like what she hoped for… i’m delighted that paris adrift has been selected by kirkus , amazon and barnes & noble as a best of february sf/fantasy! here are a few of the early reviews… ‘ an effervescent blend of revisionist history, fantasy and science fiction.’ — washington post ‘e. j. swift’s paris adrift is her best novel yet: a time-travelling adventure that, despite the cosmic stakes, is bravely and beautifully intimate. despite the apocalyptic backdrop, paris is also wistfully hopeful – a novel of ordinary, extraordinary heroism… paris adrift uses science fiction’s largest and most unwieldy mechanic for its smallest and most intimate stakes: this isn’t about the world, it is about hallie. paris is a story about significance at every level, individually and collectively; ultimately, whether that’s in time, life, or simply one’s outlook – this is a poetic demonstration of how little changes make big differences. despite being a novel that’s – literally! – timeless, you couldn’t find a work more wonderfully fitting for 2018.’ — pornokitsch ‘a great time travel story, inventive and at times overwhelming. hallie is a compelling character to read, as she is not all-knowing and manages to keep her sense of disbelief for as long as possible. hallie through the book comes to find an inner strength that she didn’t know existed as she faces challenges without a lot of resources. i can’t really express how much i enjoyed this story and look forward to reading more from e. j. swift soon.’ — fantasy book review (9/10) ‘a great protagonist in a fascinating plot, with some refreshingly original takes on the mechanics and mechanisms of time travel, this was a very enjoyable read… this is a great book. fantastic characters in an interesting story, excellently paced.’ — strange currencies ‘swift (the osiris project series) delivers both an unusual take on time travel and solid characters, including a fantastic protagonist… swift keeps things moving briskly, throwing out innocuous tidbits while scene setting that lead to surprising later payoffs.’ — publishers weekly ‘[a] really gripping book that was also really thought provoking and moving… [the novel] deals with many themes which are very relevant right now and hallie’s time travel to a bleak 2042 felt too plausible… [i] loved reading about hallie’s expeditions to 1875. paris really came alive for me and i just loved all the sub stories going on, particularly millie’s. paris adrift also touches on what it’s like to feel adrift and alone in this big world, whether we’re living the best versions of ourselves. this story is about getting lost in order to find yourself. there’s a good message in this book, that doing small deeds to help strangers can have huge effects later on and the future is something we should all be thinking about.’ — british fantasy society thanks to lots of wonderful bloggers, there has also been a week-long blog tour to celebrate the book’s release. you can read an extract of the book over on pornokitsch.com . if you’d like to get your hands on a copy, you can order online through amazon.co.uk , hive (uk) , or amazon.com. signed copies are also available in the forbidden planet store on shaftesbury avenue, london – with thanks to the lovely team for having me in yesterday! this entry was posted in books , paris adrift , reviews , solaris on february 9, 2018 by e j swift . reading recommendations from 2017 once again december has crept up, and it’s time to look back on the past twelve months’ reading. for 2017 i set myself a goal of 50 books and at the time of writing i’m up to 46. in the meantime, here are a few recommendations of books i’ve loved this year. the natural way of things – charlotte wood allen & unwin, 2016 ten young women wake to find they have been drugged and transported to a remote station in the australian outback. watched over by guards, they discover that what they have in common – and the apparent reason for their incarceration – is a past involvement in sex scandals with powerful men. a fiercely feminist novel which veers in unexpected directions, with a searing depiction of one woman’s descent into feral life. the swan book – alexis wright constable, 2015 an aboriginal teenage girl, oblivion ethylene, is found in the roots of a eucalypt tree by an old woman who is fleeing climate change wars in the northern hemisphere. alexis wright’s prose leaps from surreal to luminous to mythical to deeply satirical, in an extraordinary exploration of the legacy of colonialism and impacts of climate change unlike anything else i’ve read. i can’t possibly do this book justice in few lines, so for a detailed review, take a look at the sydney review of books . speak gigantular – irenosen okojie jacaranda, 2016 okojie’s debut collection weaves the familiar and the unknown in new and unexpected ways. the writing is bold, surreal, erotic, often disturbing and always original, and i loved seeing london anew through the lens of many of these stories, including an encounter between two londoners haunting the underground. the queue – basma abdel azim melville house, 2016 a clever, subtle, kafka-esque exploration of authoritarianism set in an unspecified middle eastern city in the wake of the arab spring. a cast of characters meet, share and conceal their stories while waiting in the eponymous queue for their requests to be granted by a sinister government. exit west – mohsin hamid hamish hamilton, 2017 a bittersweet love story of two people fleeing war in an unnamed country. hamid’s latest novel takes a speculative departure, with the guise of mysterious doors which allow people to move instantaneously between countries. timely depiction of the refugee crisis with wonderful characterisation. stories of your life and others – ted chiang picador, 2015 there’s so much to admire about ted chiang’s short fiction, but what has stayed with me about this collectio

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