Cat’s Breakfast: Kurt Vonnegut Tribute, ed. Juliana Rew

Cat’s Breakfast: Kurt Vonnegut Tribute   Edited by Juliana Rew   (Third Flatiron Anthologies, June 2017, 272 pp., pb)   “Spooky Action” by David A. Kilman “They Grow Up So Fast” by Konstantine Paradias “The Jim-Aaargh School of Philosophy” by Rati Mehrotra “Command Decision” by James Beamon “Hear” by Tim Jeffreys “Honour Killing” by Iain …

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Galaxy’s Edge #27, July/August 2017

Galaxy’s Edge #27, July/August 2017

“The Death of Arthur Owsley” by Stephen Lawson

“Tenure Track” by J. P. Sullivan
“Rite of Passage” by Jody Lynn Nye (reprint, not reviewed)
“Too Deep Thought” by Edward M. Lerner
“Termination Pending” by Rachelle Harp
“Hired Gun” by Lou J Berger
“‘Hello,’ Said the Stick” by Michael Swanwick (reprint, not reviewed)
“Disappearing Days” by Leena Likitalo
“Karmic Chameleons” by Paul Di Filippo
“The Spires of Greme June” by Kay Kenyon (reprint, not reviewed)
“This Knotted Dust” by Gregor Hartmann
“Late Night at the Wonder Bar” by Gordon Eklund
“Indomitable” by Jack McDevitt (reprint, not reviewed)
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2000 Plus — “When the Machines Went Mad”

“Let us send our imaginations forward in time into the years beyond 2000 AD. What strange adventures, what exciting things will we find in the world of tomorrow? 2000 Plus!” 2000 Plus (1950-52) aired “When the Machines Went Mad” on April 26, 1950. Borrowing introductory notes about the show from a previous episode, and for …

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Tarzan — “The Siren of Omdurmara”

Tarzan (1951-53) aired “The Siren of Omdurmara” on February 1, 1951. For newcomers, we repeat the introduction to our previous Tarzan episode from February of 2017:  From 1932-36 Tarzan on radio consisted of three long-running serials: Tarzan of the Apes, Tarzan and the Diamond of Asher, and The Fires of Toth. Tarzan was played by …

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I Stole You: stories from the fae by Kristen Ringman

I Stole You: stories from the fae   by   Kristen Ringman     (Handtype Press, June 2017, pb, 108 pp.)     Reviewed by Nicky Magas They’re all around us, the unseen, the mysterious, the fae. They watch, they stalk, and they love. They steal our hearts, our souls, and our bodies. They are …

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