The Forward collection.
A COLLECTION OF NEW STORIES FROM
VERONICA ROTH BLAKE CROUCH N. K. JEMISIN AMOR TOWLES PAUL TREMBLAY ANDY WEIR
Six visionary writers explore the far-reaching effects of tech breakthroughs. For some, it’s the end of the world. For others, it’s just the beginning.
I bought full Forward collection on Amazon.com.
But if some kindle store does not support grouping, shouldn't all books be visible in the library anyway (i.e. separately)?
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The Forward Series, it's free on amazon prime reading, it's a collection of several short stories - each one written by a different author. I find the series is similar to black mirror - each one involves a bit of sci-fi/technology futuristic type stuff.. fun reads.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WK7PVFT?ref_=dbs_r_series&storeType=ebooks
Personally, I prefer anthologies that collect many different authors. It does a good job of introducing me to new writers. Often, if I like the short work, I'll add the author's novels to my kindle sale watchlist.
There are some really excellent anthology editors out there. Jonathan Strahan, Gardner Dozois, Paula Guran, John Joseph Adams, Ellen Datlow, and Kelly Link all have superb collections with a wide range of stories.
Another option is to look into the short fiction that amazon is putting out directly. I just went through the Forward Collection, and it was an amazing listening experience. If you have Amazon Prime, you can download it for free.
Podcasts are another great option. A lot of magazines actually do this with their stories. Here are some options:
I wouldn't pay $1.99 each or even the $5.94 for the bundle of 6 (not good enough to offset the length to make it worth the $$$) but https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WK7PVFT
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EDIT: Looking now, not seeing the $5.94 bundle, but I remember seeing it last night. *shrug*