Gwendolyn Clare. Holding the Ghosts. (Asimovs March 2015)
A story which whizzes along, covering ground that could have taken up a novel, or an entire TV mini-series!
Gwendolyn Clare. Indelibe. (Clarkesworld #101, February 2015)
A young human girl is trying to find her sister, and also, herself, amongst the race of shape-shifting hemaphroditic Shukar, with only her wits and help from Phaakoh.
Gwendolyn Clare. It Gets Bigger. (Asimovs December 2014)
A small alien artefact/metaphor provides an increasingly large backdrop to a young scientist’s relationship and outlook on life.
Gwendolyn Clare. Stone to Stone, Blood to Blood. (Asimovs August 2013)
The third story I’ve read by Clare, and she still hasn’t quite hit the mark for me. This is an ok story, but I do expect a bit more in Asimovs than simply ok.
Gwendolyn Clare. Perfect Lies. (Clarkesworld Magazine #54, March 2011).
..more of an Analog-type story, where the implications of an interesting scientific issue/condition are explored.
Gwendolyn Clare. Ashes on the Water. (Asimovs, January 2011).
It’s not SF by any means, and doesn’t really convince in its setting, with little colour or texture to make the reader feel that the story is set in India