David D. Levine. Damage. (Tor.com January 2015)
The first story of 2015 that I’m flagging as a contender for the Best SF Short Story Award 2015.
Read moreThe first story of 2015 that I’m flagging as a contender for the Best SF Short Story Award 2015.
Read moreERBpunk in the same setting as Levine’s ‘The Wreck of the Mars Adventure’ in the Gardner Dozois/GRR Martin anthology ‘Old Mars’.
Read moreStrange things are happening at the Art Institute in Chicago..
Read moreA good issue. Nothing quite hitting the heights, but do bear in mind I do judge by the highest of standards!
Read moreGene Wolfe. Memorare. This special Gene Wolfe issue leads off with an SF story which confirms just how good Wolfe
Read moreOne of the occasional F&SF special issues devoted to a particular author, which I for think is a nice touch.
Read moreA return to reading the print version after several months reading e-versions, and a welcome return I have to say.
Read moreAn excellent issue.
Read moreEsther M. Friesner. The Fraud. The cover illustration (a Raphael no less) is a good companion for a piece of
Read moreStories by : Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross, David D. Levine, George Saunders, Howard Waldrop, James Patrick Kelly, Jeffrey Ford, Lucius Shepard, Michael Swanwick, Neil Gaiman, Paolo Bacigalupi, Stephen Baxter, Susan Mosser, Ursula K. Le Guin, Vernor Vinge.
Read moreStories by : A.M. Dellamonica, Alastair Reynolds, Benjamin Rosenbaum, Bruce McAllister, Carolyn Ives Gilman, Cory Doctorow, Daryl Gregory, David D. Levine, Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette, Greg Egan, Greg van Eekhout, Gregory Benford, Ian McDonald, Jack Skillingstead, Jay Lake and Ruth Nestvold, John Barnes, Justin Stanchfield, Kage Baker, Ken MacLeod, Mary Rosenblum, Michael Swanwick, Paolo Bacigalupi, Paul J. McAuley, Robert Charles Wilson, Robert Reed, Stephen Baxter, Walter Jon Williams
Read moreThe latest volume in the handsome Nebula Award series is in the extremely capable hands of Ellen Datlow, and a publisher who knows how to present a book to extremely good effect.
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