The lengthiest story in the issue is SF, albeit of the xenological persuasion. I’m not the biggest fan of these, but at least it’s not xeno-lingual a story which tend to be particularly tiresome.
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Pat MacEwen. Taking the Low Road. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/June 2012).
An inventive take on wormholes and blackholes, and the relationship between the two
Pat MacEwen. Home Sweet Bi’Ome. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2011).
A gently humorous story with a very strong female protagonist and viewpoint.
Fantasy and Science Fiction December 2001
Raven Dream. Robert Reed. ‘An intriguing story that promises to be the start of a series’ according to the editorial intro., and that pretty much sums it up. Reed slowly reveals just enough juicy snippets of information to keep the reader interested. A small, tight-knit community of woods-dwelling humans/elves/creatures forage from the ‘big people, who […]