The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 2007
Alexander Jablokov. Brain Raid. Jablokov wrote some strong short stories in the 80s/90s, being one author who I watched out
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 2006
Tananarive Due. Senora Suerte. This issue featurs a trio of stories by authors who have responded to a story idea
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Albert E. Cowdrey. Animal Magnetism. Another of F&SF regular Cowdrey’s well observed, well drawn humorous tales. When Henry Greene’s partner
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Alex Irvine. Shambhala. The story was inspired by the illustration by Mark Evans which graces the cover, and is, like
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Gary W. Shockley. The Cathedral of Universal Biodiversity. One of those stories where either I’m missing something, or the story
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An issue which gets stronger the further you get in (unless you’re a fan of the Kedrigern stories). For me Utley and McCalliser where the pick of the bunch, with Cowdrey, Reed and Shultz entertaining.
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PDF version reviewed. Charles Coleman Finlay. Of Silence and the Man at Arms. The third adventure involving Vertir and Kuikin
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Having just read the Oct/Nov double issue of F&SF I ploughed straight in to this issue, and found halfway through
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