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Full Spectrum (anthology)

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Full Spectrum is a sequence of original science fiction and fantasy anthologies published by Bantam Books between 1988 and 1995. The volumes collected previously unpublished short fiction by both established and emerging genre writers rather than reprinting stories from magazines or earlier collections. As an anthology series, it was intended for readers seeking a broad range of speculative fiction styles, subjects, and authorial perspectives within each volume.

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What is the 'Full Spectrum' anthology series?

'Full Spectrum' is a sequence of original science fiction and fantasy anthologies published by Bantam Books. The series collected previously unpublished short fiction rather than reprinting older stories from magazines.

When were the 'Full Spectrum' anthologies published?

Bantam Books published the primary volumes of the 'Full Spectrum' series between 1988 and 1995. These books captured a dynamic and experimental era of speculative fiction writing.

What kind of stories are in the 'Full Spectrum' books?

The anthologies featured a diverse mix of science fiction and fantasy stories by both established genre masters and emerging new writers. The editors specifically sought out innovative and boundary-pushing short fiction.

Who edited the 'Full Spectrum' anthology series?

The series was edited by science fiction experts and authors, most notably including Lou Aronica, Shawna McCarthy, Amy Stout, and Patrick LoBrutto. Their editorial curation helped launch the careers of several notable sci-fi authors.

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