Archive for February, 2010
Bruce McAllister. The Woman Who Waited Forever. (Asimovs Feb 2010).
A ghost story set in Italy after the Second World War.
Damien Broderick. Dead Air. (Asimovs February 2010).
Broderick suckers the reader into thinking his dyspeptic dystopian view is a wry comment on our current society, until…
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[February 28th 2010] Virtually all the content from the old site is now in the new site. There’s some sorting out to do, and re-dating of content, which will take a couple of days. The Category Menu in the right hand column is slowly being populated with contents. It’s up to date for the magazines, [...]
Caroline M. Yoachim. Stone Wall Truth. (Asimovs February 2010).
Low on tech, high on humanity, an excellent Asimovs debut. (And ruminations on Avatar and The War Horse).
Robert Charles Wilson. Utriusque Cosmi. (New Space Opera 2)
A powerful and human story from someone at the top of their form.
Asimov’s January 2010.
A strong issue, with stories by Landis, Reed, Steele, Shoulders, Tem, Roberson and Emshwiller.
Allen M. Steele. The Jekyll Island Horror. (Asimovs Jan 2010)
The storytelling is handled well in the mannered style of the 1930s.
Carol Emshwiller. Wilds. (Asimovs, January 2010).
Embracing the wilds, a man eschews that which he has left behind, to become one with the land on which he lives.
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[February 23rd 2010] Hugo, Nebula, and Year’s Best reviews are making their way onto the new site. Some connectivity problems slowing it down though.
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