Jay O’Connell. Willing Flesh. (Asimovs April/May 2015)
Another short, neat peek into the near-future urban life, technology and what it does to us from O’Connell.
Read moreAnother short, neat peek into the near-future urban life, technology and what it does to us from O’Connell.
Read moreAnother dark, near-future story form O’Connell.
Read moreAnother good story from O’Connell looking at the slightly darker side of humanity.
Read moreA lighter touch from O’Connell than his recent stories, as a young man seeks professional help for his life issues.
Read moreO’Connell is putting together a run of really good stories, and this is another – a near-future look at relationships, technology, society, love, faith and more in a tight drama.
Read moreA really strong story from O’Connell that will appear in some Year’s Best volumes next year, and which I’m putting into the pot for consideration for the Best SF Short Story Award 2014
Read moreWhen dad finds out that Melissa has befriended a child from very much the wrong side of the railway tracks, his instructions are clear..
Read moreGentle story that looks to answer the Fermi Paradox and confirm the Drake Equation, through a young man offered the chance, following first contact, to reach for the stars, leaving humanity to its ultimate fate.
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