The first story of 2015 that I’m flagging as a contender for the Best SF Short Story Award 2015.
Tag Archives | David D. Levine
David D. Levine. The End of the Silk Road. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, May/June 2014)
ERBpunk in the same setting as Levine’s ‘The Wreck of the Mars Adventure’ in the Gardner Dozois/GRR Martin anthology ‘Old Mars’.
Analog. June 2011.
Fiction by Edward M. Lerner, David D. Levine, Alec Nevala-Lee, Jamie Todd Rubin, Alastair Mayer.
Analog. September 2010.
A quick whizzthrough the issue, stories skimmed/read to varying degrees, with Sean McMullen the pick of a routine issue of Analog.
David D. Levine. A Passion for Art. (Interzone #228 May/June 2010)
Strange things are happening at the Art Institute in Chicago..
Interzone Number 174, December 2001
A good issue. Nothing quite hitting the heights, but do bear in mind I do judge by the highest of standards!
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 2007
Gene Wolfe. Memorare. This special Gene Wolfe issue leads off with an SF story which confirms just how good Wolfe can be. On the surface it’s a story of a well-established type : a curmudgeonly longer out in the solar system is investigating some very strange artefacts which prove to be qutie dangerous, and has […]
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 2003
One of the occasional F&SF special issues devoted to a particular author, which I for think is a nice touch. This issue is by way of a tribute to Barry Malzberg. John Kessel. Of New Arrivals, Many Johns, and the Music of the Spheres. Malzberg has written a handful of stories in which the setting […]