"For this impressive collection, Killjoy (the Danielle Clan series) brings together 21 speculative shorts tinged with just the right amount of horror to keep readers gloriously uncomfortable... Throughout, Killjoy showcases her gift for blending cerebral speculation with visceral thrills. There's plenty to chew on here."
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Publishers Weekly
"Killjoy is an exciting, radical gust of freshness and anarchic energy that leaves you seeing the world with new eyes. These stories showcase Killjoy's electrifying range, and lets us into the genuine warmth of characters who are often sidelined by the world at large."
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Tobias Buckell, author of New York Times Bestseller Halo: The Cole Protocol (Gallery Books, 2019)
With indelible characters, unruly worlds, and lively wry prose, the stories in
We Won't Be Here Tomorrow insist on motivations, desires, actions, and affinities unbound by conventional expectations."
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Madeline Ffitch, author of Stay and Fight: A Novel (Farrar, Strauss, and Giroux, 2019)"This book puts the punk back into punk. Margaret Killjoy knows about resistance and solidarity, about spellcasting and hitchhiking; she also knows about that one ghost whispering to you. Margaret has a singularly principled approach that comes through every story: read this collection to help orient yourself in quiet forests and in near-future battlegrounds alike.
We Won't Be Here Tomorrow is the rare book that is both knife-sharp and empathetic, that shows you how to fight and also makes you consider why. Read it, tell your friends--your enemies will scramble to catch up."
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Bogi Takacs, editor of Transcendent 2 (Lethe Press, 2017) and Transcendent 3 (Lethe Press, 2018) "I always feel such relief and recognition reading one of Margaret Killjoy's stories. Here there are punks and monsters and orcs and the always-approaching apocalypse, and none of the alienating niceties of middle-class aspirations. She's not writing nice stories about nice people. It's all hope and hunger and dirt under your fingernails instead. Thank f#$%."
--Nino Cipri, author of Finna (Tor, 2020) and Homesick: Stories (Dzanc Books, 2019)
"Whistling sweetly toward the gallows, Margaret Killjoy's We Won't Be Here Tomorrow really is all about the friends (and many missteps) we'll make along the way."
--The Future Fire