Rich Larson. Octo-Heist in Progress. (Clarkesworld Magazine #146 November 2018)
A short, fun story from Larson.
Rich Larson. An Evening with Severyn Grimes. (Asimovs July/August 2017)
A near-future cyberpunky cyber-thriller, with a couple of twists, double crosses, and neat touches.
Rich Larson. Extraction Request. (Clarkesworld Magazine #112 January 2016)
Another quality story from Larson.
Rich Larson. There Used To Be Olive Trees. (Fantasy and Science Fiction Jan/Feb 2017)
Another good story from Larson.
Rich Larson. The Ghost Ship Anastasia. (Clarkesworld Magazine #124, January 2017)
An excellent start to the Jan 2017 issue, from a young author who is impressing me.
Rich Larson. The Cyborg, the Tinman, the Merchant of Death. (Lightspeed Magazine #79 December 2016)
Military SF although with a more human bent.
Rich Larson. The Nostalgia Calculator. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, May/June 2016)
Another smoothly handled and clever story from Larson, and TBH I was surprised to read in the editorial intro that Larson is only 23 years old – he writes like someone twice his age.
Rich Larson. Masked. (Asimovs July 2016)
Larson creates some believable language and jargon, and creates a nice little story.
Rich Larson. We Might Be Sims. (Interzone #261 November/December 2016)
Three (ig)noble pioneers on a spaceship to Europa. Or not.
Rich Larson. Bidding War. (Asimovs December 2015)
A near-future story with current tech and trends extrapolated, fleshed out nicely, and a lot to like in it’s five pages.
Rich Larson. Ice. (Clarkesworld #109, October 2015)
On an icy planet, a nocturnal adventure becomes a game played for high stakes…
Rich Larson. Edited. (Interzone #259, July/August 2015)
A bit of neural tweaking can iron out those awkward behavioural issues in children, just like braces straighten their teeth.
Rich Larson. Brainwhales are Stoners, Too. (Interzone #257, Mar-Apr 2015)
A stoner dealer and her client get up close to a whale being used in an industrial complex, and get a different perspective on life from it.