A gentle story with a touch of Tom’s Midnight Garden, and a pinch of the Brontes/Austens.
A thoughtful story from Beckett, rather than being another tiresome story of xenolinguistics/psychology.
Stories by Jon Ingold, Lavie Tidhar, Jason Sanford, Suzanne Palmer and Will McIntosh, with Ingold the pick of the ish imho.
Stories by Paul Carlson, John G. Hemry, Sarah Frost, Brad Aiken, Craig DeLancey, Bud Sparhawk, Jerry Oltion.
Climate change is making it very hot in Austin, Texas, and a middle-aged teacher is struggling, as with many, to deal with the impact on his daily life.
A whaling vessel is sunk after colliding with a monstrous Gojira.
A clever take on what the role of the war artist might (has?) become in the 21st century.
Another macabre tale from New Orleans from the seemingly Duracell Extra-powered Cowdrey
McIntosh comes up trumps with a vividly realised protagonist and a setting.
A lengthy story that didn’t really gel for me.
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