The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 2007
R. Garcia y Robertson. Kansas, She Says, Is the Name of the Star. Garcia y Robertson has provided primarily F
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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 2005
Matthew Hughes. Inner Huff. Further comic adventures of Guth Bandar (last seen in ‘A Little Learning’ F&SF June 2004), who
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James Stoddard. The Battle of York. Some 3000 years after the passing of America, the history of the early days
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For me the issue gets progressively stronger, with the earlier stories not quite doing it for me to any great extent.
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Laird Barron. Old Virginia. Deep in the American countryside an ageing intelligence officer, Garland, is leading a small team which
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Albert E. Cowdrey. The Posthumous Man. Cowdrey takes us once again to New Orleans. Wentworth is an antiques dealer, specialising
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Almost two year’s after its publication, a mini-review in order to fill in the only post-1999 F&SF issue not previously
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Doing the Unstuck. Paul Di Filippo. The angst of teen Goth Erin is painfully observed, and set to the music
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