Naomi Kritzer. Waiting Out the End of the World in Patty’s Place Cafe. (Clarkesworld Magazine #126, March 2017)
Whilst not SF, altogether a good story about grownups and grownup issues.
Naomi Kritzer. Cleanout. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2015)
A subtle and effective/affecting story, featuring three sisters, who come to an understanding about the origins of their emigre parents.
Naomi Kritzer. Jubilee : a Seastead Story. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2015)
A story series I disengaged from a while back.
Naomi Kritzer. Cat Pictures Please. (Clarkesworld #100, January 2015)
Google is Your Friend, and a friend in need is a friend indeed.
Naomi Kritzer. Containment Zone : a Seastead Story. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, May/June 2014)
Further adventures of teen Beck Garrison on the independent seastead communities, facing up to the latest challenges, with her dad, as ever, on her case.
Naomi Kritzer. The Wall. (Asimovs, April/May 2013)
I’ve a soft spot for anything to do with the Berlin Wall, as it brings
Naomi Kritzer. Solidarity. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2013)
Further adventures of teen Beck Garrison on the independent seastead communities, facing up to the latest challenges, with her dad, as ever, on her case.
Naomi Kritzer. High Stakes. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2012)
A sequel to ‘Liberty’s Daughter’ from the May/June issue of F&SF, a story which left me profoundly meh
Naomi Kritzer. Liberty’s Daughter. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May-Jun 2012)
A slightly less effective story than Kritzer’s ‘Scrap Dragon’ in the Jan/Feb 2012 issue.
Naomi Kritzer. Scrap Dragon. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2012).
Charming piece of fantasy meta-fiction as a mother tells (or tries to tell) her daughter the story of a dragon and a young girl, the details changes following comment by the daughter.