that affirm the capacity of great authors to imagine their way into others' lives," including:Version Control by Dexter PalmerRead about the other entries on the list.
Version Control is perhaps the strangest fictional work of appropriated voices and subjects. It's set in a surreal near future — or several near futures — as well as in several pasts. Though issues of race play virtually no role in the stories, one character, an African-American physicist, recalls dropping out of a writing course because the professor thought he should be mining his heritage instead of inventing science fiction.
--Marshal Zeringue
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