A mix of Analog regulars and newbies, stories (listed, not reviewed) by : John G. Hemry, Dave Creek, Kenneth Schneyer, Arlan Andrews,Jerry Oltion,Allen M. Steele,Justin Stanchfield.
A clever backdrop to a story, with humanity paying the price for genetic tinkering, and AIs helping villagers to get back on the human plan, whilst others dispense summary justice.
A followup to a previous story which had the readers divided in their opinion.
Intensely personal, and with a fantastical element that’s gentler than most that appear in the magazine, part of a substantial series.
A quick whizzthrough the issue, stories skimmed/read to varying degrees, with Sean McMullen the pick of a routine issue of Analog.
Five Star Protective Services are called in to protect a famous local writer when his ex-lover become an ex-person, in a story that has Cowdrey’s trademark wry humour and detailed observations.
A first fiction sale it would appear, although you would need to be told that, as you wouldn’t guess it from reading the story.
Strange things are happening at the Art Institute in Chicago..
An altogether darker take on space exploration than is the norm
An intelligent piece of metafiction, an antidote to the current crop of forumalaic horror/vampire/zombie fiction/television.
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