Adam-Troy Castro. Her Husband’s Hands. (Lightspeed Magazine #17, October 2011)
Too much disbelief for this reader to suspend to begin to engage with the characters.
Reviewing short SF since 2000
Too much disbelief for this reader to suspend to begin to engage with the characters.
Charles Coleman Finlay. Wild Thing. The Arthurian mythos is seen from another perspective, with the
Adam Troy-Castro. Among the Tchi. A novelist finds his ego suddenly deflated when arriving on-planet
Adam-Troy Castro. Gunfight on Farside. A sequel to ‘Sunday Night Yams at Minnie and Earls’,
Adam Troy Castro. Unseen Demons. A touch of the ‘Lecters’ in that a young woman,
Precipice. Ben Bova. The second instalment of a Ben Bova novel. As I don’t review
Jack Dann picks up the editorial reins from Vonda N. McIntyre in the Nebula Awards Showcase series. There’s a lot of high quality fiction in this volume, and the only real beef is that the stories are from 2002, which means that in a number of cases you are reading stories which appeared in the Year’s Best anthologies two years ago.
I can recommend this year’s ‘Showcase’ as being chock full of good stuff – a marked improvement over last year’s issue which didn’t have a whole lot of fiction in it to read