Ann Leckie. The Endangered Camp. (The Year’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2010)
A story which asks a lot with regard to suspension of disbelief, and doesn’t really give much back by way of return.
Rich Horton. The Year’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2009.
A late arrival on my doorstep, and it’s taken much longer to finish the review than I had hoped. Note to self : faster dude, faster!
Ann Leckie. The God of Au. (The Year’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2009)
Fantasy in which the capricious whims of gods, and the impact on those humans who have no option but to worship, is explored, as a very minor God is able to trick a human into giving it power of a group of islands.
Science Fiction The Best of the Year 2007 edition, ed Rich Horton, Prime Books 2007
A collection more in tune with my preferences than last year’s, with the exclusion of Analog stories being the primary cause of that.