Nnedi Okorafor. Binti. (Tor.com)
I have to admit to be being rather underwhelmed by the story.
Alyssa Wong. Hungry Daughters of Starving Mothers. (Nightmare Queers Destroy Horror! Issue #37, October 2015)
As a contemporary horror/vampire story it’s plenty fine enough, but it’s not SFF.
Martin L. Shoemaker. Today I am Paul. (Clarkesworld Magazine #107, August 2015)
A touching story, looking at ageing and Alzheimers, through the lens (or should I say the robotic eye) of Medical Care Android BRKCX/01932-217H-98662
Nebula Awards Showcase 2017 (ed Julie E. Czerneda, Pyr 2017)
All the short story nominees, just the winners in the novella and novelette categories, so not a heap of short SF by any means.
Amal El-Mohtar. Madeleine. (Lightspeed Magazine #61, June 2015)
Themes of love and loss and memory and is altogether a satisfying story about those issues.