Reed’s ‘Great Ship’ is the setting for a sprawling series of stories, an he has been writing them for about 20 years now, and there’s no reason as far as the setting goes, for stopping any time now.
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Robert Reed. The City of Your Soul. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2015)
Reed takes a different perspective on airplanes that go missing.
Robert Reed. Empty. (Asimovs December 2015)
A clever story and I’m putting it onto the shortlist of the Best SF Short Story of the Year 2016 Award.
Robert Reed. The Algorithms of Value. (Clarkesworld Magazine #112, January 2016)
Reed’s stories of late have been quite contemplative in nature as I recall, and this is no exception.
Robert Reed. What I Intend. (Asimovs April/May 2015)
An answer to a Big Question is sought, but the answer isn’t what was hoped for.
Robert Reed. The Empress in Her Glory. (Clarkesworld Magazine #103 April 2015)
Reed starts off, as often he does, with a big picture, then focusses in on the individual.
Robert Reed. Will He? (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Sept/Oct 2014)
A thoroughly unpleasant protagonist, without any redeeming features who has the wherewithal to fix the world’s problems (as he sees them) . Will he, or won’t he??
Robert Reed. The Cryptic Age. (Asimovs December 2014)
It’s one of his ‘Great Ship’ stories, which at their best are Space Opera on a BFO (Big Fuck Off) scale.