"Dancing on Air" by Nancy Kress



			Dancing on Air by Nancy Kress

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Nancy Kress is the author of thirteen books, including nine novels of science fiction and fantasy. Her short fiction has won two Nebulas, a Hugo, and a Sturgeon award. She frequently teaches writing seminars. Kress lives in Maryland with her husband, science fiction writer Charles Sheffield.


	Like Walter Miller's "The Darfsteller," [Dancing on Air] follows the future of an artform through ethical quagmires. *- Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine* Every so often there comes a story which works the old magic that first drew me to the genre as a reader. Dancing on Air is one of those stories. *- James Patrick Kelly* From her novel An Alien Light to this novella, Dancing on Air, Nancy Kress has again and again made bizarre viewpoints utterly compelling. No matter how peculiar the future is that Kress imagines, her characters face it with human and humane feeling. She is a writer's writer. *- Tony Daniel* Nancy Kress is one of the best damn storytellers ever. *- Jack McDevitt*


	Novels by Nancy Kress: The Prince of Morning Bells (1981) The Golden Glove (1984) The White Pipes (1985) An Alien Light (1988) Brain Rose (1990) Beggars in Spain (1993) (recommended) Beggars and Choosers (1994) Beggars Ride (199?) Oaths and Miracles (1995) Dancing on Air (1997) (recommended) Maximum Light (1998) Short Story Collections by Nancy Kress: Trinity and Other Stories (1985) The Aliens of Earth (1993) (recommended) Beaker's Dozen (1998) forthcoming Other books by Nancy Kress: Beginnings, Middles, and Ends (1993) a Reader's Digest book

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