Always strive to learn something useful. --Sophocles

The bundle contains at least four collections of short stories, and many of the books look quite interesting. I'm a big fan of short story collections as it gives you good samples of lots of writers or lots of samples of hopefully a good writer.

The bundle is up for another 22 days. You can designate part of your purchase to a charity, English PEN, whose motto is 'Freedom to write, freedom to read.'

The books are DRM-free and conveniently come down in one zip, rather than having to click 20 download links and hope you got them all. All of the books seem to be standalone rather than a later part of a series, though they may be set in existing author worlds.

https://storybundle.com/scifi

Selected reviews of the books:
Unto the Godless What Little Remains by Mário Coelho: "Rock'n'roll for the eyes." – The Times

Signal to Noise by Silvia Moreno-Garcia: "Haunting and beautifully nuanced, Signal to Noise is a magical first novel." – The Guardian

Ion Curtain by Anya Ow: "An addictive space opera" – Publishers Weekly

Nova Hellas: Stories from Future Greece by Francesca T Barbini and Francesco Verso: "Often underwater, sometimes entirely virtual, facing calamities from austerity to beepocalypse, near future Greece comes to life in these stories. Forget everything you learned in school, on vacation, or from the faded memories of your immigrant γιαγιά. Λοιπόν, this is the real deal." – Nick Mamatas, author of The Planetbreaker's Son and The Second Shooter

The Love Machine & Other Contraptions by Nir Yaniv: "In short, this collection of short stories is: outstanding. Buy more copies than one if you give special books to people you respect... I don't mean 'outstanding' in relation to other books this year, but in relation to any in any." – World Fantasy Award nomineee Anna Tambour

& This is How to Stay Alive by Shingai Njeri Kagunda: "A beautiful and rending look at family, loss, and grief, all while sharply dissecting time travel tropes and delivering a powerful message about memory, storytelling, and responsibility. It's a story that hurts in the best of ways, confronting death and healing without losing its sense of humor or its impulse for rebellion." – Charles Payseur, author of The Burning Day and Other Stories

And What Can We Offer You Tonight by Premee Mohamed: "And What Can We Offer You Tonight is a deep dive into sacred revenge, a vivid, devastating and exquisite story of love and loyalty, among three friends who can ill afford such luxuries." – L.X. Beckett, author of Gamechanger and Dealbreaker

Hadithi & the State of Black Speculative Fiction by Eugen Bacon and Milton Davis: "Eugen Bacon and Milton Davis come together for Hadithi & The State of Speculative Black Fiction to share a compelling addition to the commentaries and canon of black literature" – Aurealis

Of Dragons, Feasts and Murders by Aliette de Bodard: "Delightful… Beautiful writing, weird and magical world, fascinating culture and politics, and compelling characters: what more do you need?" – KJ Charles, author of Slippery Creatures

HebrewPunk by Lavie Tidhar: "Imagine Hard-Boiled Kabbalah... If you like your otherworld fun noir, have I got a book for you!" – Kage Baker, author of In the Garden of Iden

LOTS of stuff in here! And unlike Humble Bundle, this one is available for 22 days! There's also a good chance that another book or two might be slipped into the bundle....

From Melissa's blurb: "This is admittedly an extremely eclectic group. You'll find short stories and novels (and, as I mentioned, a game); you'll find contemporary werewolves and steampunk, dark Edwardian fantasy and stories that draw on myths ancient and modern, a "year's best collection," a year's worth of Glittership, and a wildly diverse collection of pirates. What they have in common is queer visions, visions that celebrate our multitudes, all written by authors at the very top of their game. You'll find diverse characters, an equally diverse range of styles, and stories that will hold you entranced until the very last word."

The titles are:
Scourge of the Seas of Time (and Space) by Catherine Lundoff
Underdogs by Geonn Cannon
Transcendent 3 edited by Bogi Takács
Sea, Swallow Me by Craig Laurance Gidney

If you pay at least the bonus price of just $15, you get all four of the regular books, plus SIX more!

Wireless and More Steam-Powered Adventures by Alex Acks
GlitterShip Year Two by Keffy R.M. Kehrli
Skin Deep Magic by Craig Laurance Gidney
Underdogs 2: Beware of Wolf by Geonn Cannon
The Eagle's Heir by Jo Graham and Amy Griswold
Spectred Isle by KJ Charles

All of the titles are, of course, DRM-free and come in both Kindle and epub formats. One thing that StoryBundle does which I really wish Humble did is the download is just a single zip with both formats, makes for a very convenient download.

https://storybundle.com/pride

Both are on Storybundle, both are multi-format and DRM-free.

The first is the SFWA fantasy bundle, available for another week. I'm more of a scifi reader than a fantasy reader and there was nothing much in this bundle of interest to me. But there may be some stuff that appeals to you.
https://storybundle.com/fantasy

The second is the LatinX scifi bundle, available for another 20 days. very eclectic bundle, this one I picked up. Last night I started reading The Assimilated Cuban's Guide to Quantum Santeria, a collection of short stories, and am really enjoying it.

I can't really describe the bundle with any justice, so I'm just going to copy what SB says: "The Latinx SFF Bundle, curated by Silvia Moreno-Garcia: Latin American science fiction and fantasy occupy an odd in-between space. The commercial categories we denominate fantasy, science fiction and horror don't traditionally exist in Latin America. Instead, the fantastical is either simply called literature or receives the moniker of magical realism.

This means finding speculative fiction is trickier and more complex in this part of the world. It also means that Latinx authors may derive their SFF canon from a very different well than their Anglo counterparts. While science fiction and fantasy are normally associated with Tolkien or Asimov, a Latinx writer might be more inclined to think of Isabel Allende or Julio Cortázar. At the same time, it is not unusual for Latinx authors to have also been exposed to Anglo pop culture, fantasy and science fiction. Finally, since Latin America is a large region, the history, culture and folklore of Latinx writers may be radically different from one another.

The result is a wild, eclectic field of the fantastic, which is reflected by the selections in this bundle."
https://storybundle.com/latinx