The Stories
All of the four stories were first published in Asimov's Science Fiction or Interzone. All stories but Beyond the Whistle Test were also published in the more widely available (but as yet unreleased in the United States) collection Luminous. The collection was published in France, in French, as Notre-Dame de Tchernobyl.
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