Michael Blumlein. Success. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2013)
Altogether a subtle, rounded and substantial piece of writing involving scientists and science, but much more than scientist fiction.
Michael Blumlein. Bird Walks in New England. (Asimovs July 2012)
Tender love story across the decades with a strong ornithological bent, a bird with knees bent in the opposite direction, and a minimal sfnal bent.
Michael Blumlein. Twenty-Two and You from The Doctor Diaries. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2012)
Issues around genetic profiling/fixing treatments are addressed.
Fantasy and Science Fiction December 2001
Raven Dream. Robert Reed. ‘An intriguing story that promises to be the start of a
Asimovs, August 2009
An excellent issue. Rusch and Popkes perhaps the slightly weaker of the contributions, Broderick and Reed edging ahead of Blumstein, Zumsteg and Kowal.
Science Fiction The Best of 2001, edited by Robert Silverberg and Karen Haber. ibooks, 2002
Stories by : Dan Simmons, Gregory Benford, Ian Watson, James Patrick Kelly, Jim Grimsley, Michael Blumlein, Michael Swanwick, Nancy Kress, Richard Wadholm, Robin Wayne Bailey, Stephen Baxter.
Year’s Best Science Fiction, 19th Annual Collection. Gardner Dozois. St. Martins Griffin, 2002
Stories by : Alastair Reynolds, Allen M. Steele, Andy Duncan, Brenda W. Clough, Carolyn Ives Gilman, Charles Stross, Chris Beckett, Dan Simmons, Eleanor Arnason, Geoff Ryman, Howard Waldrop and Leigh Kennedy, Ian R. Macleod, James Kelly, Jim Grimsley, Ken MacLeod, Michael Blumlein, Michael Cassutt, Michael Swanwick, Nancy Kress, Paul Di Filippo, Paul McAuley, Robert Reed, Simon Ings, William Sanders.
The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: the Fiftieth Anniversary Anthology. Edward L. Ferman and Gordon van Gelder (eds). Tor 1999.
F&SF have been producing anthologies since 1952 – annual anthologies for the first quarter century,