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As a mail subscriber to #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine, I get a vote in their 2025 reader's awards. It was fun to go back and re-read my favourite stories for the year to decide my rankings:
Best Novella:
1. Quantum Ghosts, #NancyKress
2. The Chronolithographer's Assistant, #SuzannePalmer
3. Spare Parts for the Mind, #GregEganBest Novelette:
1. Most Things, #RichLarson
2. On the Night Shift, #ZoharJacobs
3. The Fight Goes On, #HarryTurtledoveBest Short Story:
1. Catch a Tiger in the Snow, #RayNayler
2. Lolo's Last Run, #EMKerkman
3. Woolly, #CarrieVaughnBest Poem:
1. I Try to Explain the Concept of Teeth to My Alien Roommate, #RachelLintonBest Cover:
1. July/August, #MaurizioManzieri (attached image)- My subscription started after the Jan/Feb issue, so that got snubbed.
- For all that print #SciFi magazines are now extremely marginal commercially and culturally, this one at least still attracts some pretty great material (mixed in, admittedly, with some so-so stuff) including by veteran greats of the genre - Kress and Turtledove are still producing amazing work in their mid-late 70s!
- I found the Novella section hardest to trim down to 3, with narrow cuts for stories by T.R. Napper, Ted Kosmatka, and John Kessel.
- It was a great year for pets in SF stories, or maybe as a dog- and cat-lover I'm just sucker for them. I found a place in my heart for Lolo, Magritte, Goobler the miniature woolly mammoth, Sponge, and of course, the tiger in the snow! -
As a mail subscriber to #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine, I get a vote in their 2025 reader's awards. It was fun to go back and re-read my favourite stories for the year to decide my rankings:
Best Novella:
1. Quantum Ghosts, #NancyKress
2. The Chronolithographer's Assistant, #SuzannePalmer
3. Spare Parts for the Mind, #GregEganBest Novelette:
1. Most Things, #RichLarson
2. On the Night Shift, #ZoharJacobs
3. The Fight Goes On, #HarryTurtledoveBest Short Story:
1. Catch a Tiger in the Snow, #RayNayler
2. Lolo's Last Run, #EMKerkman
3. Woolly, #CarrieVaughnBest Poem:
1. I Try to Explain the Concept of Teeth to My Alien Roommate, #RachelLintonBest Cover:
1. July/August, #MaurizioManzieri (attached image)- My subscription started after the Jan/Feb issue, so that got snubbed.
- For all that print #SciFi magazines are now extremely marginal commercially and culturally, this one at least still attracts some pretty great material (mixed in, admittedly, with some so-so stuff) including by veteran greats of the genre - Kress and Turtledove are still producing amazing work in their mid-late 70s!
- I found the Novella section hardest to trim down to 3, with narrow cuts for stories by T.R. Napper, Ted Kosmatka, and John Kessel.
- It was a great year for pets in SF stories, or maybe as a dog- and cat-lover I'm just sucker for them. I found a place in my heart for Lolo, Magritte, Goobler the miniature woolly mammoth, Sponge, and of course, the tiger in the snow! -
As a mail subscriber to #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine, I get a vote in their 2025 reader's awards. It was fun to go back and re-read my favourite stories for the year to decide my rankings:
Best Novella:
1. Quantum Ghosts, #NancyKress
2. The Chronolithographer's Assistant, #SuzannePalmer
3. Spare Parts for the Mind, #GregEganBest Novelette:
1. Most Things, #RichLarson
2. On the Night Shift, #ZoharJacobs
3. The Fight Goes On, #HarryTurtledoveBest Short Story:
1. Catch a Tiger in the Snow, #RayNayler
2. Lolo's Last Run, #EMKerkman
3. Woolly, #CarrieVaughnBest Poem:
1. I Try to Explain the Concept of Teeth to My Alien Roommate, #RachelLintonBest Cover:
1. July/August, #MaurizioManzieri (attached image)- My subscription started after the Jan/Feb issue, so that got snubbed.
- For all that print #SciFi magazines are now extremely marginal commercially and culturally, this one at least still attracts some pretty great material (mixed in, admittedly, with some so-so stuff) including by veteran greats of the genre - Kress and Turtledove are still producing amazing work in their mid-late 70s!
- I found the Novella section hardest to trim down to 3, with narrow cuts for stories by T.R. Napper, Ted Kosmatka, and John Kessel.
- It was a great year for pets in SF stories, or maybe as a dog- and cat-lover I'm just sucker for them. I found a place in my heart for Lolo, Magritte, Goobler the miniature woolly mammoth, Sponge, and of course, the tiger in the snow! -
As a mail subscriber to #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine, I get a vote in their 2025 reader's awards. It was fun to go back and re-read my favourite stories for the year to decide my rankings:
Best Novella:
1. Quantum Ghosts, #NancyKress
2. The Chronolithographer's Assistant, #SuzannePalmer
3. Spare Parts for the Mind, #GregEganBest Novelette:
1. Most Things, #RichLarson
2. On the Night Shift, #ZoharJacobs
3. The Fight Goes On, #HarryTurtledoveBest Short Story:
1. Catch a Tiger in the Snow, #RayNayler
2. Lolo's Last Run, #EMKerkman
3. Woolly, #CarrieVaughnBest Poem:
1. I Try to Explain the Concept of Teeth to My Alien Roommate, #RachelLintonBest Cover:
1. July/August, #MaurizioManzieri (attached image)- My subscription started after the Jan/Feb issue, so that got snubbed.
- For all that print #SciFi magazines are now extremely marginal commercially and culturally, this one at least still attracts some pretty great material (mixed in, admittedly, with some so-so stuff) including by veteran greats of the genre - Kress and Turtledove are still producing amazing work in their mid-late 70s!
- I found the Novella section hardest to trim down to 3, with narrow cuts for stories by T.R. Napper, Ted Kosmatka, and John Kessel.
- It was a great year for pets in SF stories, or maybe as a dog- and cat-lover I'm just sucker for them. I found a place in my heart for Lolo, Magritte, Goobler the miniature woolly mammoth, Sponge, and of course, the tiger in the snow! -
As a mail subscriber to #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine, I get a vote in their 2025 reader's awards. It was fun to go back and re-read my favourite stories for the year to decide my rankings:
Best Novella:
1. Quantum Ghosts, #NancyKress
2. The Chronolithographer's Assistant, #SuzannePalmer
3. Spare Parts for the Mind, #GregEganBest Novelette:
1. Most Things, #RichLarson
2. On the Night Shift, #ZoharJacobs
3. The Fight Goes On, #HarryTurtledoveBest Short Story:
1. Catch a Tiger in the Snow, #RayNayler
2. Lolo's Last Run, #EMKerkman
3. Woolly, #CarrieVaughnBest Poem:
1. I Try to Explain the Concept of Teeth to My Alien Roommate, #RachelLintonBest Cover:
1. July/August, #MaurizioManzieri (attached image)- My subscription started after the Jan/Feb issue, so that got snubbed.
- For all that print #SciFi magazines are now extremely marginal commercially and culturally, this one at least still attracts some pretty great material (mixed in, admittedly, with some so-so stuff) including by veteran greats of the genre - Kress and Turtledove are still producing amazing work in their mid-late 70s!
- I found the Novella section hardest to trim down to 3, with narrow cuts for stories by T.R. Napper, Ted Kosmatka, and John Kessel.
- It was a great year for pets in SF stories, or maybe as a dog- and cat-lover I'm just sucker for them. I found a place in my heart for Lolo, Magritte, Goobler the miniature woolly mammoth, Sponge, and of course, the tiger in the snow! -
"Changelog: Collected Fiction," is the third book of short stories by noted science fiction and more author Rich Larson. Though as he says in this exclusive interview about it, "I assembled [it] like I might never get the chance at another collection."
https://paulsemel.com/exclusive-interview-changelog-author-rich-larson/
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#RichLarson #RichLarsonInterview #RichLarsonChangelog #RichLarsonChangelogInterview #RichLarsonChangelogCollectedFiction #ScienceFiction #SciFi #ShortStory #ShortStories -
"Changelog: Collected Fiction," is the third book of short stories by noted science fiction and more author Rich Larson. Though as he says in this exclusive interview about it, "I assembled [it] like I might never get the chance at another collection."
https://paulsemel.com/exclusive-interview-changelog-author-rich-larson/
📖🤖🚀
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#RichLarson #RichLarsonInterview #RichLarsonChangelog #RichLarsonChangelogInterview #RichLarsonChangelogCollectedFiction #ScienceFiction #SciFi #ShortStory #ShortStories -
"Changelog: Collected Fiction," is the third book of short stories by noted science fiction and more author Rich Larson. Though as he says in this exclusive interview about it, "I assembled [it] like I might never get the chance at another collection."
https://paulsemel.com/exclusive-interview-changelog-author-rich-larson/
📖🤖🚀
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#RichLarson #RichLarsonInterview #RichLarsonChangelog #RichLarsonChangelogInterview #RichLarsonChangelogCollectedFiction #ScienceFiction #SciFi #ShortStory #ShortStories -
@scifi Finished the July/August issue of #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine. A bit of a rollercoaster of quality this issue, with the low point a story by Dominica Phetteplace that I found remarkably clumsily written. But, more importantly, very high high points: #RichLarson with a story that delivers everything from Lovecraftian horror, to a chase scene involving a drone with a flamethrower, to stoner comedy, and #SuzannePalmer , who I didn't believe I've ever read before, with a poignant and exciting cover story.
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@scifi Finished the July/August issue of #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine. A bit of a rollercoaster of quality this issue, with the low point a story by Dominica Phetteplace that I found remarkably clumsily written. But, more importantly, very high high points: #RichLarson with a story that delivers everything from Lovecraftian horror, to a chase scene involving a drone with a flamethrower, to stoner comedy, and #SuzannePalmer , who I didn't believe I've ever read before, with a poignant and exciting cover story.
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@scifi Finished the July/August issue of #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine. A bit of a rollercoaster of quality this issue, with the low point a story by Dominica Phetteplace that I found remarkably clumsily written. But, more importantly, very high high points: #RichLarson with a story that delivers everything from Lovecraftian horror, to a chase scene involving a drone with a flamethrower, to stoner comedy, and #SuzannePalmer , who I didn't believe I've ever read before, with a poignant and exciting cover story.
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@scifi Finished the July/August issue of #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine. A bit of a rollercoaster of quality this issue, with the low point a story by Dominica Phetteplace that I found remarkably clumsily written. But, more importantly, very high high points: #RichLarson with a story that delivers everything from Lovecraftian horror, to a chase scene involving a drone with a flamethrower, to stoner comedy, and #SuzannePalmer , who I didn't believe I've ever read before, with a poignant and exciting cover story.
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@scifi Finished the July/August issue of #AsimovsScienceFiction magazine. A bit of a rollercoaster of quality this issue, with the low point a story by Dominica Phetteplace that I found remarkably clumsily written. But, more importantly, very high high points: #RichLarson with a story that delivers everything from Lovecraftian horror, to a chase scene involving a drone with a flamethrower, to stoner comedy, and #SuzannePalmer , who I didn't believe I've ever read before, with a poignant and exciting cover story.
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New edition of #AsimovsScienceFiction just arrived in the mail! Looking forward to the #RichLarson in particular. @scifi
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New edition of #AsimovsScienceFiction just arrived in the mail! Looking forward to the #RichLarson in particular. @scifi
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New edition of #AsimovsScienceFiction just arrived in the mail! Looking forward to the #RichLarson in particular. @scifi
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New edition of #AsimovsScienceFiction just arrived in the mail! Looking forward to the #RichLarson in particular. @scifi
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New edition of #AsimovsScienceFiction just arrived in the mail! Looking forward to the #RichLarson in particular. @scifi
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📚 Clarkesworld Issue 211 edited by Neil Clarke: Favorites by Eleanna Castroianni, Tia Tashiro, Rich Larson, Shen Dacheng, and Kelly Jennings. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/04/06/%f0%9f%93%9a-clarkesworld-issue-211-edited-by-neil-clarke/ (#Clarkesworld #EleannaCastroianni #KellyJennings #NeilClarke #RichLarson #ShenDacheng #TiaTashiro)
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📚 Clarkesworld Issue 211 edited by Neil Clarke: Favorites by Eleanna Castroianni, Tia Tashiro, Rich Larson, Shen Dacheng, and Kelly Jennings. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/04/06/%f0%9f%93%9a-clarkesworld-issue-211-edited-by-neil-clarke/ (#Clarkesworld #EleannaCastroianni #KellyJennings #NeilClarke #RichLarson #ShenDacheng #TiaTashiro)
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📚 Clarkesworld Issue 211 edited by Neil Clarke: Favorites by Eleanna Castroianni, Tia Tashiro, Rich Larson, Shen Dacheng, and Kelly Jennings. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/04/06/%f0%9f%93%9a-clarkesworld-issue-211-edited-by-neil-clarke/ (#Clarkesworld #EleannaCastroianni #KellyJennings #NeilClarke #RichLarson #ShenDacheng #TiaTashiro)
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📚 Clarkesworld Issue 211 edited by Neil Clarke: Favorites by Eleanna Castroianni, Tia Tashiro, Rich Larson, Shen Dacheng, and Kelly Jennings. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/04/06/%f0%9f%93%9a-clarkesworld-issue-211-edited-by-neil-clarke/ (#Clarkesworld #EleannaCastroianni #KellyJennings #NeilClarke #RichLarson #ShenDacheng #TiaTashiro)
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#FinishedReading another big book of curated #scifi (and a few fantasy) short stories. The general standard was pleasingly high, but in particular there was the incredible, funny, surprisingly moving 'All That Robot Shit' by #RichLarson; one of the best short stories I've ever read. #Bookstodon
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#FinishedReading another big book of curated #scifi (and a few fantasy) short stories. The general standard was pleasingly high, but in particular there was the incredible, funny, surprisingly moving 'All That Robot Shit' by #RichLarson; one of the best short stories I've ever read. #Bookstodon
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#FinishedReading another big book of curated #scifi (and a few fantasy) short stories. The general standard was pleasingly high, but in particular there was the incredible, funny, surprisingly moving 'All That Robot Shit' by #RichLarson; one of the best short stories I've ever read. #Bookstodon
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#FinishedReading another big book of curated #scifi (and a few fantasy) short stories. The general standard was pleasingly high, but in particular there was the incredible, funny, surprisingly moving 'All That Robot Shit' by #RichLarson; one of the best short stories I've ever read. #Bookstodon
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#FinishedReading another big book of curated #scifi (and a few fantasy) short stories. The general standard was pleasingly high, but in particular there was the incredible, funny, surprisingly moving 'All That Robot Shit' by #RichLarson; one of the best short stories I've ever read. #Bookstodon
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📚 Ymir by Rich Larson: Review to be posted following the Philip K. Dick Award ceremony at Norwescon 45 on April 7. (#PhilipKDickAward #RichLarson)
Full post on Eclecticism: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2023/02/25/%f0%9f%93%9a-ymir-by-rich-larson/
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📚 Ymir by Rich Larson: Review to be posted following the Philip K. Dick Award ceremony at Norwescon 45 on April 7. (#PhilipKDickAward #RichLarson)
Full post on Eclecticism: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2023/02/25/%f0%9f%93%9a-ymir-by-rich-larson/
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📚 Ymir by Rich Larson: Review to be posted following the Philip K. Dick Award ceremony at Norwescon 45 on April 7. (#PhilipKDickAward #RichLarson)
Full post on Eclecticism: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2023/02/25/%f0%9f%93%9a-ymir-by-rich-larson/
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📚 Ymir by Rich Larson: Review to be posted following the Philip K. Dick Award ceremony at Norwescon 45 on April 7. (#PhilipKDickAward #RichLarson)
Full post on Eclecticism: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2023/02/25/%f0%9f%93%9a-ymir-by-rich-larson/
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📚 Ymir by Rich Larson: Review to be posted following the Philip K. Dick Award ceremony at Norwescon 45 on April 7. (#PhilipKDickAward #RichLarson)
Full post on Eclecticism: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2023/02/25/%f0%9f%93%9a-ymir-by-rich-larson/
