"ECHOES AND EMBERS is filled with transmissions from both the future and the past, stories that are tender, beautifully strange, ancestral, cosmic, adventurous, yet mixed with the horrific and the folkloric in settings both familiar and far reaching into space-perfect for readers who want to be both transported yet grounded."

-Ai Jiang, Nebula and Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Linghun

"ECHOES AND EMBERS is a compelling collection of stories that showcase great emotional range and extreme depth. At times gentle, brutal, hilarious, heartbreaking, and delightful. Pedro Iniguez spins real magic here!"

-Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of BURN TO SHINE and NECROTEK

"Pedro Iniguez writes himself true in Echoes and Embers, to telegraph dreams, murmurs and regrets in unassuming stories enshrouded with ghosts, star falls and space ways. As the ravishing song of the mythical kipi-kua creature flames the atomic embers of hope, new chances and transcendence, distantly familiar characters reposit themselves into intimate lives we get to spend time with in the arresting paso doble of Latino-infused text."

-Eugen Bacon, British Fantasy Award winner and Philip K. Dick Award finalist

"In tales that are as likely to touch your heart as they are to dazzle or horrify, Pedro Iniguez displays his storytelling prowess and passion for crafting worlds that are anchored to characters that feel deeply real and painfully human."

-E.G. Condé, Author of Sordidez, International Latino Book Award Winner, Ignyte Award Finalist, Indie Ink Award Finalist

With Echoes and Embers, Pedro Íñiguez cements his place as one of the leading writers of Mexican American futurism.

-David Bowles, award-winning author of The Witch Owl Parliament and The Prince & the Coyote

"As the father of Chicano Science Fiction, it was a pleasure to read Pedro Iniguez's Echoes and Embers. These imaginative adventures crossing borders from Xicanx viewpoints, show his mastery of the speculative genre, and are perfect for getting fans from all backgrounds of media franchises excited about reading."

-Ernest Hogan, author of High Aztech and Cortez on Jupiter