Well constructed and well handled story in the author’s ‘Xuya’ sequence.
Light and slight humour in which a human is pleased to find that revenge on the extra-terrestrial who has pinched his girl is only too happy to put him/itself forward as a target for destruction.
A very short story which looks at how web 2.0 technologies could bring about the downfall of progressive regimes, with a 1001 blogs helping to turn the evil tide.
A clever look at how psychology, NLP and the like could be used for political gain.
An interesting look at the impact on individuals of big events, and the public persona/family life of key individuals.
[July 8th 2010] Mmm, liking the cover of Jonathan Strahan’s anthology ‘Life on Mars’, to be published next year.
A collection with a difference.
Fantasy in which the capricious whims of gods, and the impact on those humans who have no option but to worship, is explored, as a very minor God is able to trick a human into giving it power of a group of islands.
A sort of Horton Hears a Who for smart grownups. Not really, but tenuous enought for a weak pun on the editor’s name.
A neat story from an author new to me.
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