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Asimovs. February 2011.

Stories by Paul McAuley, David Ira Cleary, Sara Genge, Jeff Carlson, Aliette de Bodard, Tim McDaniel, Bill Pronzini & Barry N. Malzberg, and some very good ones amongst them.

Asimovs. January 2011.

A fairly routine issue, with stories by : Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Chris Beckett, Elizabeth Bear, Steve Rasnic Tem, Ian McHugh, Gwendolyn Clare.

Asimovs. December 2010.

Emshwiller and Genge the pick of the bunch, but not a vintage bunch.

Asimovs. October/November 2010.

A nicely balanced issue.

Asimovs. September 2010.

Stories by Geoffrey A. Landis, Nancy Fulda, Benjamin Crowell, Mary Robinette Kowal, with Mirabelli the pick of a bunch in an issue which doesn’t quite hit the heights.

Asimovs. August 2010.

Not the strongest issue, with Bossert’s story the pick of bunch.

Asimovs July 2010.

A bit of a curate’s egg of an issue.

Asimovs. June 2010.

A bit of a deja vu feeling with the opening and closing stories, with two experienced writers re-treading footprints into the sfnal regolith, with the other stories being good without being great.

Asimovs. April/May 2010.

Some very solid SF in here, without it being one of the classic double-issues that Asimovs comes up with every couple of years.

Asimovs. March 2010.

I started this issue expecting Rusch and Jablokov to supply the stronger stories, but in fact it is Zumsteg and Ludwigsten who tickled my fancy the most. Who’da thunk it?

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