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Subterranean Online. Spring 2012.

Initial stories from Jay Lake, Hal Duncan.

Stephen Baxter. Project Herakles. (Analog Jan/Feb 2012)

A sequel to ‘Project Hades’ in Analog July/August 2010

Kristine Kathryn Rusch. The Voodoo Project. (Asimovs, February 2012)

A member of The Company who uses her special ability to see possible futures, reflects on her past and her possible futures.

Asimovs. February 2012.

A good issue, with Reed the pick of the bunch.

Richard Bowes. The Queen and the Cambion. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2012)

The Queen in question being Queen Victoria, and the cambion (in medieval legend, a cambion is a half-human offspring of a succubus and an incubus, as any fule kno) in question being Merlin the Magician.

Jacob A. Boyd. Bound in Place. (Interzone #239, Mar/Apr 2012)

A ghost story.

Steven Utley. The Tortoise Grows Elate. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)

The first in Utley’s ‘Silurian Tales’ sequence for four years, a sequence he has had on the simmer since 1993.

Albert E. Cowdrey. Greed. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)

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.

Robert Reed. One Year of Fame. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)

The works of an author, long relegated to his past, find a new, robotic audience.

Michael Blumlein. Twenty-Two and You from The Doctor Diaries. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)

Issues around genetic profiling/fixing treatments are addressed.

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