The Infinity Project series of SF anthologies, edited by Jonathan Strahan.
ed. Jonathan Strahan, "Reach for Infinity"
The third Infinity Project anthology, the theme this time being humanity
preparing to leave Earth. As before, the quality bar is very high; I
particularly liked Greg Egan's Break My Fall
(which would have been
equally at home in Engineering Infinity
) and Adam Roberts' Trademark
Bugs: A Legal History
.
ISBN 9781781082034.
ed. Jonathan Strahan, "Engineering Infinity"
This is the collection that Charles Stross' "Bit Rot" appears in. The rest of this 2010 hard SF collection is to a similarly high standard.
ISBN 1907519521.
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