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Apexology: Horror
Apexology: Horror is a digital only anthology of dark fiction from Apex Books. The anthology’s editor, Jason Sizemore, states in the introduction that the anthology’s goal is to “promote the authors...
View ArticleTor.com, January 2011
Tor.com published two original pieces of short fiction in January, covering two areas close to my heart: Japan and monkeys. “Beauty Belongs to the Flowers” by Matthew Sanborn Smith tells the story of...
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Analog, May 2011
All of the six stories are reasonably well written, but overall the May issue failed to invoke much of a sense of wonder for me. Some of the stories feel dated in style and content compared to...
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Analog, June 2011
The stories in Analog’s June issue seem squarely aimed at readers who enjoy tales of clever engineers and scientists bravely solving engineering problems while complaining about the difficulty of...
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Analog, July/August 2011
This double issue contains a mix of stories ranging in quality from Kristine Kathryn Rusch‘s excellent novella to a one-joke piece of flash fiction. As usual for Analog, many of the stories feature...
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Asimov’s, September 2011
This issue of Asimov’s features a wide range of stories, from post-apocalyptic settings, to deep space, to plague-ridden colony worlds. Several of the stories cover grim material and feature disturbing...
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