Charles Stross. Bit Rot. (Engineering Infinity).
It’s way too long since I read a short SF story from Stross, and this fits the bill nicely.
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Interzone, Number 157, July 2000
Hideaway, Alastair Reynolds. Far future, with humanity in dire straits. The enigmatic Waymakers have, perhaps, left one route to safety
Read moreAsimovs, January 2007
Nancy Kress. Safeguard. A classy piece of writing from Kress, who cleverly intertwines story and backstory to reach a shattering
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Charles Stross. Survivor. The penultimate Accelerando series, in which Manfred Mancx finally makes a corporeal return, and those who have
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Maureen F. McHugh. Oversite. Sensitive story about three generations of women growing apart, through the eyes of Clara, the middle
Read moreAsimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, December 2003
I missed this when it first hit the shelves, so a mini-review some months after the event. Connie Willis. Just
Read moreAsimovs, April 2003
A list of authors on the front cover which promises a lot! Charles Stross. Nightfall. A further installment in the
Read moreAsimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, September 2002
Pressure of work has been keeping away from my SF bookshop haunts of late and from spending much time reading.
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