Analog, May/June 2018

Analog, May/June 2018

“The Last Biker Gang” by Wil McCarthy

“Hubpoint of No Return” by Christopher L. Bennett
“Finding Their Footing” by Marissa Lingen
“Being Neighborly” by Kate MacLeod
“Two Point Oh” by Robert Reed
Probability Zero: “Another View of the Matter Addressed in Shelley’s ‘Ozymandias'” by Tim McDaniel
“The Willing Body, the Reluctant Heart” by Marie Vibbert
“While You Sleep, Computer Mice™ Earn Their Keep” by Buzz Dixon
“My Base Pair” by Sam J. Miller
“Prime Development Opportunity: Dirt” by Mary Soon Lee
“A Barrow for the Living” by Alison Wilgus
“Shooting Grouse” by Ian Creasey
“Mission Accomplished” by Stephen L. Burns
“Vigilance” by William Ledbetter
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Pulphouse #2, April 2018

Pulphouse #2, April 2018

“Identical” by Robert Jeschonek (not genre, not reviewed)

“The Session” by Stephanie Writt (not genre, not reviewed)
“The Liar” by Annie Reed (reprint, not reviewed)
“The Time Cop” by Patrick Alan Mammay
“With Due Honors” by Kate Pavelle (not genre, not reviewed)
“Dog Steps” by Rob Vagle (not genre, not reviewed)
“The Distant Baying of Hounds” by J. Steven York (not genre, not reviewed)
“Heartbreaker: A Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I. Adventure” by Kevin J. Anderson
“Pot O’ Gold” by Dan C. Duval (reprint, not reviewed)
“The Gorilla Murders” by O’Neil De Noux (reprint, not reviewed)
“Thinking Inside the Box” by James Gotaas
“nanoturds” by Ray Vukcevich (reprint, not reviewed)
“Catastrophe Baker and the Cold Equations” by Mike Resnick (reprint, not reviewed)
“A Better Man Than You” by Jerry Oltion and Kent Patterson (reprint, not reviewed)
“Rose in Dreamland” by Kristine Kathryn Rusch (reprint, not reviewed)
“Minions at Work 2.0: Regime Change” by J. Steven York (reprint, not reviewed)
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The Clingerman Files, edited by Mark Bradley

The Clingerman Files

 

Collected Works

 

by Mildred Clingerman

 

Edited by Mark Bradley

Foreword by Richard J. Chwedyk

 

(Size 5 ½ B Publishing, Nov. 2017, pb, 306 pp.)

 

“First Lesson”
“Stickney and the Critic”
“Stair Trick”
“Minister Without Portfolio”
“Birds Can’t Count”
“The Word”
“The Day of the Green Velvet Cloak”
“Winning Recipe”
“Letters from Laura”
“The Last Prophet”
“Mr. Sakrison’s Halt”
“The Wild Wood”
“The Little Witch of Elm Street”
“A Day for Waving”
“The Gay Deceiver”
“Red Heart and Blue Roses”
“Little Girl”
“Tutti Fruitti Delight”
“The Stray”
“The Man who Stole Tomorrow”
“Grandma’s Refuge”
“Sorrow for the Need”
“You Remember Charles?”
“Size 5 1/2 B”
“Apologia”
“The Tea Party”
“The Vine”
“Tribal Customs”
“A Window for Mr. Stevens”
“The Man Eater”
“The List”
“The Telling Day”
“Threading a Closed Loop”
“Top Hand”
“A Time to be Bold”
“The Birthday Party”
“A Stranger and a Pilgrim”
“On the Nicer Side”
“The Fathers of Daughters”
“Watermelon Weather”
“A Note from Eleanor”
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The Haunting Hour — “The Uptown Express”

“From shadows and stillness, mystery weaves a spell of strangest fascination, charging the mind with doubts and fears. For mystery is a strange companion, a living memory in The Haunting Hour.” The Haunting Hour (1944-early1960s) aired “The Uptown Express” on September 11, 1945 on station WIND out of Chicago, IL. This week’s episode has been …

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