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Nebulas Reviews 

Nebula Awards Showcase 54 ed Nibedita Send (SFWA 2020)

March 15, 2021March 15, 2021 Mark Watson 0 Comments

The annual Nebula anthology had four different publishers in the last five years, and this volume is published by SFWA

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Strahan SF 

The Year’s Best Science Fiction, Vol. 1 (ed Jonathan Strahan, Saga Press 2020)

November 20, 2020March 13, 2021 Mark Watson 0 Comments

Strahan racked up #13 volumes of his Best SF&F of the Year anthology, initially published by Nightshade Books, and latterly

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Clarke Reviews 

The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 5 (ed Neil Clarke, Nightshade Books 2020

November 20, 2020April 7, 2021 Mark Watson 0 Comments

Last year, following the sad loss of Gardner Dozois, Neil Clarke became the *only* anthologist of a Year’s Best SF

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Horton Year's Best 

The Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2020 Edition (ed Rich Horton, Prime Books 2020)

October 1, 2020January 14, 2021 Mark Watson 1 Comment

Horton’s take on the Year’s Best SF&F is scheduled for a December 2020 release. Rich has published the TOC of

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Peter Watts. A Niche. (Tesseracts 3, 1994.)

March 27, 2020March 27, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Peter Watts

Hard SF at the bottom of an oceanic abyss.

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Horton Reviews 

The Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2019 Edition (ed Rich Horton, Prime Books 2019)

January 14, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments

I’m restricting myself to buying the purely SF anthologies, and so this book won’t be gracing my shelves. I’ve nabbed

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Awards Nebulas Reviews 

Nebula Awards Showcase 2019 (ed Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Parvus Press 2019)

January 1, 2020March 27, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments

Shelved with the now-usual nostalgic sigh for when these volumes where choc full of great SF..

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Clarke Year's Best 

The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 4 (ed Neil Clarke, Nightshade Books 2019)

August 9, 2019November 17, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments

With 2019 being the first year for four decades without a Gardner Dozois take on the Year’s Best SF, this

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Simone Heller. When We Were Starless. (Clarkesworld Magazine, October 2018)

August 9, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Simone Heller

Heller is an author new to me, but a name I would be looking out for now if I was still in the habit of reading a lot of short SF in it’s original appearance.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Lavie Tidhar. New Atlantis. (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, May/June 2019).

July 10, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 1 Comment Lavie Tidhar

Another masterful piece of writing from Tidhar.

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Reviews Strahan Year's Best 

The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year Volume Thirteen. (ed Jonathan Strahan, Solaris Books, 2019)

April 21, 2019October 20, 2019 Mark Watson 2 Comments

In the sad absence of a Dozois’ annual anthology, I’ve been and gone and bought the dead-tree version of Strahan’s

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Robert Bloch. I Do Not Love Thee, Doctor Fell. (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 1955)

April 21, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Robert Bloch

Sitting down at the computer in a brief interlude from a day gardening in the sunshine I did have the option to re-read the story. but..

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Ivan Janvier. Thing. (Fantastic Universe, March 1955)

February 3, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Algis Budrys, Ivan Janvier

Written some 18 or more years after John W. Campbell’s ‘The Thing’, but with a similar underpinning idea.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Tom Godwin. You Created Us. (Fantastic Universe, October 1955)

February 3, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Tom Godwin

I started this story with high hopes – one from no less an author than Tom ‘The Cold Equations’ Godwin, but found that this story doesn’t quite live up to his most famous work.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Frank M. Robinson. Dream Street. (Imaginative Tales, March 1955.)

January 24, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Frank M. Robinson

I may be late to the party, but a Best SF Huzzah! for the late Robinson.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Algis Budrys. The Man Who Always Knew. (Astounding Science Fiction, April 1956).

January 24, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Algis Budrys

A story that doesn’t go much beyond the principal conceit : a man has the uncanny knack of knowing just where and when someone is going to have a brainwave or invent something – and therefore be on hand to licence and exploit it.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Cordwainer Smith. The Game of Rat and Dragon. (Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1955.)

January 23, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 1 Comment Cordwainer Smith

The story has many excellent turns of phrase, and leads the reader through the story introducing background concepts and technology, with the odd clever ‘reveal’.

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Individual Stories 

L. Sprague de Camp. Judgment Day. (Astounding Science Fiction, August 1955).

January 23, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments L. Sprague de Camp

A minimal SFnal element to a story that peers into the dark recesses of one human mind.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Robert F. Young. Jungle Doctor. (Startling Stories, Fall 1955).

January 23, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Robert F. Young

A strong start to Dikty’s anthology, with a story that stands the test of time well.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

C.M. Kornbluth. The Cosmic Expense Account. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, January 1956)

January 13, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 1 Comment C.M. Kornbluth

A story that would sit nicely in today’s F&SF with only a few changes – blackly comic and satirical, it features two men setting out into zombie-infested territory.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

John Bernard Daley. The Man Who Liked Lions. (Infinity Science Fiction October 1956).

January 1, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments John Bernard Daley

Mr. Kemper has been on Earth for millenia and finds little to differentiate the creatures in cages at the zoo from those staring in at them.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Eric Frank Russell. Allamagoosa. (Astounding May 1955)

January 1, 2019January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Eric Frank Russell

A fairly weak story for a Hugo Winner.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore. Home There’s No Returning. (No Boundaries, 1955.)

December 31, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments C.L. Moore, Henry Kuttner

‘Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kuttner’ ponder whether flesh & blood, despite their inherent weaknesses, are superior to computers.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Steve Allen. The Public Hating. (The Blue Book Magazine, January 1955)

December 31, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Steve Allen

Imagine, a sports stadium full of hateful people, encouraged to be hateful, by the government. Sheer fantasy of course.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Damon Knight. The Country of the Kind. (The Magazine of Fantasy of Science Fiction, February 1956.)

December 30, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Damon Knight

A rather dark, disturbing story from Knight, somewhat at odds with the rest of the volume (and possibly the majority of SF in the mid-50s).

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Isaac Asimov. Dreaming Is A Private Thing. (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1955)

December 30, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Isaac Asimovs

Asimov posits a new technology, ‘dreamies’, a form of immersive VR, but instead of being digitally coded, the dreamies are created by capturing and editing the dreams of the small percentage of the population who dream vivid dreams.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Jack Finney. Of Missing Persons. (Good Housekeeping, March 1955)

December 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 1 Comment Jack Finney

A travel agent can get you a one-way ticket to somewhere very different and very special. It’s one-way and a one-off chance.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Mildred Clingerman. Birds Can’t Count. (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1955).

December 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Mildred Clingerman

A touch of sauciness for the 1950s!

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Willard Marsh. The Ethicators. (Worlds of If Magazine, August 1955)

December 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Willard Marsh

Humorous story in which missionaries from the Antarean region arrive on Earth and are horrified by what they see – flesh-eating monsters and barbaric humans.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Shirley Jackson. One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts. (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, January 1955.)

December 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Shirley Jackson

Nice little story featuring the awfully nice Mr. Johnson, who spends his day in New York being rather helpful to people who cross his path.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

E.C. Tubb. The Last Day of Summer. (Science Fantasy #12 1955)

December 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments E.C. Tubb

After three rejuves, old age comes apace, and John Melhuey wishes to avoid decrepitude.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Algis Budrys. Nobody Bothers Gus. (Astounding November 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Algis Budrys

One of a trio of stories about Gussie Kusevic, one of a breed of humans that have developed beyond homo sapien.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Zenna Henderson. Pottage. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, September 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Zenna Henderson

One of a series of stories in Henderson’s ‘The People’ series, featuring an alien race, indistinguishable from humans and living amongst us, typically in small remote communities, hiding their special abilities and remaining incognito.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Mark Clifton. Sense From Thought Divide. (Astounding Science Fiction, March 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Mark Clifton

A mildly amusing tale of psi, swamis, scientific framework and anti-gravity. Rather longer than it really needed to be….

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Theodore Sturgeon. Bulkhead. (Galaxy, March 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Theodore Sturgeon

A solo ‘Long Haul’ trip to pass muster for the role of starship captain. Except, there is someone else to keep you company.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Walter M. Miller Jr. The Hoofer. (Fantastic Universe, September 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Walter M. Miller Jr.

A great read with some wonderful writing.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

James E. Gunn. The Cave of Night. (Galaxy February 1955)

December 24, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments James E Gunn

Gunn’s tale foreshadows the drama of Apollo 13 and the ‘fake Moon landing’ conspiracy theorists.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Robert Abernathy. Junior. (Galaxy Magazine January 1956)

December 23, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Robert Abernathy

A troublesome teen decides that he wants more from life than putting roots down with a nice girl. (Oh, and he’s an alien).

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Avram Davidson. The Golem. (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, March 1955)

December 23, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Avram Davidson

A sweet little story in which an elderly, retired Jewish couple sitting on their porch are paid a visit by a Golem hell-bent on world domination.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Michael F. Flynn. Nexus. (Analog, March/April 2017.)

December 22, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Michael F. Flynn

A thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining story.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Maureen McHugh. Sidewalks. (Omni Magazine, November 2017)

December 22, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Maureen McHugh

Sensitive story from McHugh.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

H. Pueyo. What the South Wind Whispers. (Clarkesworld Magazine, #146 November 2018)

December 16, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments H Pueyo

Two people on the spectrum, and a British AI, and treachery…

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Rich Larson. Octo-Heist in Progress. (Clarkesworld Magazine #146 November 2018)

December 16, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 2 Comments Rich Larson

A short, fun story from Larson.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Alec Nevala-Lee. The Proving Ground. (Analog Science Fiction and Science Fact, January/February 2017).

October 27, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Alec Nevala-Lee

Very much in the ‘Analog’ vein, of scientists coming across a scientific challenge/conundrum and having to resolve it

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Harry Turtledove. Zigeuner. (Asimovs Science Fiction, September/October 2017).

October 25, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Harry Turtledove

I went into this story with low expectations. Sadly the story didn’t even reach those low expectations.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Jessica Barber and Sara Saab. Panhumanism : Hope and Pragmatics. (Clarkesworld Magazine, #132 September 2017).

October 25, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Jessica Barber, Sara Saab

A touching story, with a very strong sense of place, and of the people populating it.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Lavie Tidhar. The Road to the Sea. (Sunvault : stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation, ed Wagner/Wieland, Upper Rubber Boot, 2017.)

October 25, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Lavie Tidhar

A shorter story from Tidhar, and classy as usual.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Jaine Fenn. The Martian Job. (Newcon Press 2017)

October 12, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 2 Comments Jaine Fenn

Read in The Year’s Best Science Fiction Thirty Fifth Annual Collection (Dozois, 2018). Published by Newcon Press 2017. I liked

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Individual Stories Reviews 

James S.A. Corey. The Hunger after You’re Fed : Who is Hector Prima? (The Wired Fiction Issue, 2016)

October 5, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments James S.A. Corey

An intriguing vignette from Corey.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Naomi Kritzer. Waiting Out the End of the World in Patty’s Place Cafe. (Clarkesworld Magazine #126, March 2017)

October 4, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 1 Comment Naomi Kritzer

Whilst not SF, altogether a good story about grownups and grownup issues.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Alastair Reynolds. Night Passage. (Infinite Stars ed Schmidt, Titan Books, 2017)

October 3, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Alastair Reynolds

clever stuff, although admittedly the characters are rather one-dimensional, with one of them handily having prior knowledge that helps explain the background.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Nancy Kress. Dear Sarah. (Infinity Wars, ed Strahan, Solaris 2017)

October 3, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments

Three dimensional and believable.

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Reviews 

Michael Swanwick. Starlight Express. (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, September/October 2017)

August 29, 2018 Mark Watson 1 Comment

A short, thoughtful story, which oozes class

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Carter Scholz. Vanguard 2.0. (Visions, Ventures, Escape Velocities: A Collection of Space Futures, ASU 2017)

August 29, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Carter Scholz

As with the opening story in the volume, the fourth one is also a reflective one, which will similarly disappoint seekers of action-driven adventure.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Indrapramit Das. The Moon Is Not a Battlefield. (Infinity Wars ed Strahan, Solaris 2017)

August 13, 2018January 13, 2020 Mark Watson 0 Comments Indrapramit Das

A thoughtful and powerful reflection.

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Dozois 

The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Thirty-Fifth Annual Collection (ed Gardner Dozois, St Martins/Griffin 2018)

August 13, 2018December 23, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

The last of Dozois’ amazing annual anthologies…

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Nebulas Reviews 

Nebula Awards Showcase 2018 (ed Jane Yolen, Pyr 2018)

August 11, 2018October 3, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

Not that much in terms of a coverage of the best SF in short form. Onto the shelves with the volume.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Tobias S. Buckell. Zen and the Art of Starship Maintenance. (Cosmic Powers, ed Adams, Saga 2017)

July 22, 2018August 13, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Tobias S. Buckell

A clever story to end Clarke’s volume.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Suzanne Palmer. The Secret Life of Bots. (Clarkesworld Magazine #132, September 2017)

July 22, 2018July 22, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Suzanne Palmer

A cute little story.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Peter Watts. ZeroS. (Infinity Wars, ed Strahan, Solaris Books 2017)

July 22, 2018July 22, 2018 Mark Watson 1 Comment Peter Watts

There’s a great balance of characterisation, tech, socio-political background and story here.

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Clarke 

The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume Three. (ed Neil Clarke, Nightshade Books 2018)

July 11, 2018July 25, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

An excellent collection of stories.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Rich Larson. An Evening with Severyn Grimes. (Asimovs July/August 2017)

July 4, 2018July 4, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Rich Larson

A near-future cyberpunky cyber-thriller, with a couple of twists, double crosses, and neat touches.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Madeline Ashby. Death on Mars. (Visions, Ventures, Escape Velocities, Arizona State University, 2017.)

July 4, 2018July 4, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Madeline Ashby

Short, tight, claustrophobic and up close and personal.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Robert Reed. The Speed of Belief. (Asimovs January/February 2017)

July 1, 2018July 1, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Robert Reed

Reed’s ‘Great Ship’ is the setting for a sprawling series of stories, an he has been writing them for about 20 years now, and there’s no reason as far as the setting goes, for stopping any time now.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Finbarr O’Reilly. The Last Boat-Builder in Ballyvoloon. (Clarkesworld Magazine #133 October 2017)

June 25, 2018 Mark Watson 1 Comment Finbarr O'Reilly

Very well told, and altogether a pleasure to read.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Aliette de Bodard. In Everlasting Wisdom. (Infinity Wars ed Strahan)

June 25, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Aliette de Bodard

An interesting conceit, but the story whizzes through quickly.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Yoon Ha Lee. Extracurricular Activities. (Tor.com)

June 20, 2018June 20, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Yoon Ha Lee

There was stuff I *really* did like – gender fluidity, non-CIS sexuality and flirting, but the undercover spy thing and the generally light tone of the story didn’t work for me.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Kathleen Ann Goonan. The Tale of the Alcubierre Horse. (Extrasolar ed Nick Gevers, PS Publishing 2017)

June 20, 2018 Mark Watson 1 Comment Kathleen Ann Goonan

The story moves through the gears smoothly, starting as a traditional ship politics story and ramping us the tension and the scale and scope of the story nicely.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Karin Lowachee. Meridian. (Where the Stars Rise, ed Law/Mak)

June 14, 2018June 14, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Karin Lowachee

A good read, although if you’d asked me after reading it what the theme of the anthology was from which it was taken, ‘Asian SF and Fantasy’ would have been a long, long way down the list of suggestions.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

A.C. Wise. A Catalogue of Sunlight at the End of the World. (Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation. Upper Rubber Boot, August 2017)

June 12, 2018June 12, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments A.C. Wise

Only the third story by Wise that I’ve read, and like the previous two it’s a good one.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Kelly Robson. We Who Live in the Heart. (Clarkesworld Magazine #128 May 2017)

June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Kelly Robson

The setting is a doozy.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Greg Egan. Uncanny Valley. (Tor.com August 2017)

June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Greg Egan

An interesting WhoDunnit – not sure if there has been a DidIDoIt before?

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Maggie Clark. Belly Up. (Analog July/August 2017)

June 10, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Maggie Clark

Only the second story I’ve read by Clark, and they have both impressed.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Rachael K. Jones and Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali. Regarding the Robot Raccoons Attached to the Hull of My Ship. (Diabolical Plots, June 2017)

June 9, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments Khalidaah Muhammad-Ali, Rachael K. Jones

A reasonable story although not a standout for me.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Indrapramit Das. The Worldless. (Lightspeed Magazine #82, March 2017)

June 7, 2018June 7, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

An excellent story from Das – go follow the link and read it.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Gregory Benford. Shadows of Eternity. (Extrasolar, edited by Nick Gevers)

June 7, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

There are some great descriptions of alien worlds, and an interesting conclusion, but the story didn’t quite rise to the level of some of Benford’s work.

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Individual Stories Reviews 

Linda Nagata. The Martian Obelisk. (Tor.com)

June 6, 2018June 6, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

One element of the story just a little too close to Andy Weir’s ‘The Martian’ for my liking, but otherwise well done.

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Individual Stories 

Gord Sellar. Focus. (Analog May/June 2017)

June 6, 2018June 6, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

I know I have a long-standing issue with many Analog stories, but I wasn’t particularly taken with this story, before finding out where it was published.

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Individual Stories 

Sarah Pinsker. Wind Will Rove. (Asimovs, September/October 2017)

June 5, 2018June 6, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

A generation starship story, which are few and far between these days.

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Individual Stories 

Vandana Singh. Shikasta. (Visions, Ventures, Escape Velocities)

June 4, 2018June 6, 2018 Mark Watson 0 Comments

A good balance of space exploration science, AI musings, global climate change/disaster and societal impacts, and with a non-western setting.

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