William Preston. Each in His Prison, Thinking of the Key. (Asimovs April/May 2014)
Yet more about The Old Man, and we find out more about him, and a big finale is set up.
William Preston. Vox Ex Machina. (Asimovs December 2013)
Much more than a story about a woman who finds an android head’….
William Preston. Unearthed. (Asimovs September 2012)
Another excellent piece of adventure writing with a retro-vibe to it.
William Preston. Clockworks. (Asimovs, April/May 2011).
A thoughtful consideration of ethics and moral judgments about crime and ciminality and responsibility for actions. Marvellous.
Asimovs. March 2010.
I started this issue expecting Rusch and Jablokov to supply the stronger stories, but in fact it is Zumsteg and Ludwigsten who tickled my fancy the most. Who’da thunk it?
William Preston. Helping Them Take The Old Man Down. (Asimovs March 2010).
A subtle, clever story – does the new world require that even the most heroic of heroes are required to stand up and be counted, even deep into retirement?
Asimovs, February 2007
Alex Wilson. Outgoing. A countdown to a climax, with 10 episodes in the lives of
Asimovs, July 2006
For me a -much- stronger issue than the previous one, which feels like it should be a double-issue, as so much quality is squeezed into it. The more experienced writers provide quality of the highest order, with Preston, Kosmatka and Pratt just a slight bit below that standard.