The first in Utley’s ‘Silurian Tales’ sequence for four years, a sequence he has had on the simmer since 1993.
More ne’er-do-wells from the deep south pop out from Cowdrey’s active/fetid imagination, the love of money once more being the root of all evil.
The works of an author, long relegated to his past, find a new, robotic audience.
Issues around genetic profiling/fixing treatments are addressed.
Excellent story from Palmer – the tension ramps up until the stakes get very high.
Against a background of water shortages and climate change, a single mother has to face a challenge.
A complex story which doesn’t go for an obvious happy ending, and it’s one of Reed’s best for some time.
Short, introspective and reflective story by Tidhar, the protagonist sharing some of the author’s background.
A good example of pitching a story just right.
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