The Opposite of Memory: A Collection of Unforgettable Fiction

Can losing your memories make you stronger? Can it be a form of recreation? What happens when the difference between memory and reality becomes blurred?

From hard science-fiction to space opera with a taste of fantasy and the surreal along the way, this anthology explores the intersection of memory, technology, identity, and reality.

Contains the following stories:

•Forget Me Not
•The Screen Savior
•The Most Complicated Avatar
•A Second Enchanted Evening
•"Viewers Like You"
•We Can remember It For You Retail
•The Opposite of Suicide
•Small Smooth Pebble
•On the Eve of the Apocalypse
•My Magic, My Spell
•Anger is a Porcupine, Sadness is a Fish
•Returning the Lyre
•The Fish Kite
•Memory Sprites
•Crystal and Rainbow
•Necessary as a Rose
•Flowers Want to Be Free
•Techno Babel
•The City In Your Toaster Oven
•The Hand-Havers
•Foreknowledge
•Heaven is the Best Moment of Your Life, Infinitely Remixed and Played on Loop
•Two Roads Diverge
•Where Have All the Mousies Gone
•Meet Archive