The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 2007
R. Garcia y Robertson. Kansas, She Says, Is the Name of the Star. Garcia y
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 2005
Matthew Hughes. Inner Huff. Further comic adventures of Guth Bandar (last seen in ‘A Little
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 2004
James Stoddard. The Battle of York. Some 3000 years after the passing of America, the
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, December 2003
For me the issue gets progressively stronger, with the earlier stories not quite doing it for me to any great extent.
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 2003
Laird Barron. Old Virginia. Deep in the American countryside an ageing intelligence officer, Garland, is
Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 2002
Albert E. Cowdrey. The Posthumous Man. Cowdrey takes us once again to New Orleans. Wentworth
Fantasy and Science Fiction January 2002
Almost two year’s after its publication, a mini-review in order to fill in the only
Fantasy and Science Fiction May 2001
Doing the Unstuck. Paul Di Filippo. The angst of teen Goth Erin is painfully observed,
Asimovs, October/November 2009
It’s a good issue, without being a classic. Stories by Barzak, Broderick, Lindsey, Malcolm, Creasey, Kress, Garcia y Robertson, Reed, Kosmatka, Poore, Barton
Asimovs, July 2009
Not the strongest of issues, a bit of a surprise considering Reed, Cassutt, Robertson and Baxter being on the front cover.
Asimovs, September 2007
Robert Reed. The Caldera of Good Fortune. Reed further mines The Great Ship in his
Asimovs, February 2006
Reviewed : MobiPocket version on a Tapwave Zodiac. Jonathan Sherwood. Under the Graying Sea. The
Asimovs, February 2005
John Grimsley. The 120 Hours of Sodom. A very strong story from Grimsley, one in
Asimovs, February 2004
Mike Resnick. Travels with My Cats. Resnick furnishes a story the like of which you
Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, April 2002
Richard Wadholm. At the Money. I was looking forward to this hugely. A ‘companion piece’
Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, March 2001 (Peanut Press edition)
Reflections. Robert Silverberg. Robert Silverberg’s ‘Reflections’ looks back, with rose-tinted spectacles (of a metaphorical nature)
Year’s Best SF 11. David G. Hartwell, Kathryn Cramer. Eos, 2006
Stories by : Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, Alaya Dawn Johnson, Bruce Stirling, Bud Sparhawk, Cory Doctorow, Daryl Gregory, David Langford, Gardner R Dozois, Greg Bear, Gregory Benford, Hannu Rajaniemi, James Patrick Kelly, Joe Haldeman, Justina Robinson, Ken MacLeod, Larissa Lai, Lauren McLaughlin, Liz Williams, Matthew Jarpe, Michael Swanwick, Neal Asher, Oliver Morton, Paul McAuley, Peter F. Hamilton, R. Garcia y Robertson, Rudy Rucker, Stephen Baxter, Ted Chiang, Tobias S. Buckell, Vonda N McIntyre.
Year’s Best SF 3. David G. Hartwell. Harper Prism 1998
Brian Stableford, Gene Wolfe., Geoffrey A. Landis, Greg Egan, Gregory Benford, Jack Williamson, James Patrick Kelly, John C. Wright, Katherine McLean, Kim Newman, Michael Moorcock, Michael Swanwick, Nancy Kress, Paul Levinson, R. Garcia y Robertson, Ray Bradbury, Robert Silverberg, S.N. Dyer, Terry Bisson, Tom Cool., Tom Purdom, William Gibson
Year’s Best Science Fiction, 5th Annual Collection. Gardner Dozois. 1988
Stories by : Alexander Jablokov, Bruce McAllister, Bruce Sterling, Dean Whitlock, Gene Wolfe., Howard Waldrop, Ian Watson, James Patrick Kelly, Joseph Manzione, Karen Joy Fowler, Kate Wilhelm, Kim Stanley Robinson, Lucius Shepard, Michael Bishop, Michael Flynn, Michael McDowell, Neal Barrett Jr, Octavia E. Butler, Orson Scott Card, Pat Cadigan, Pat Murphy, Paul J. McAuley, R. Garcia y Robertson, Robert Silverberg, Susan Palwick, Ursula K. Le Guin, Walter Jon Williams.