Asimov’s — July/August 2017

Asimov’s, July/August 2017

“How Sere Picked Up Her Laundry” by Alexander Jablokov

“Annabelle, Annie” by Lisa Goldstein
“Other Worlds and This One” by Cadwell Turnbull
“An Evening with Severyn Grimes” by Rich Larson
“Transcendental Mission: Riley’s Story” by James Gunn
“Weighty Matters: Tordor’s Story” by James Gunn
“@lantis” by Rudy Rucker and Marc Laidlaw
“The Patient Dragon” by David Gerrold
“Field Studies” by Sheila Finch
“Gale Strang” by Michael Bishop
“The Girl Who Stole Herself” by R. Garcia y Robertson
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X Minus One — “Field Study” by Peter Phillips

X Minus One (1955-58) aired “Field Study” on February 20, 1957 out of the show’s approximately 116 “unique” (i.e. original) broadcasts. British author Peter Phillips (1920-2012) saw his short story published in the April 1951 issue of Galaxy (cover at right). Not much is known of Phillips, but the ISFDB shows he published less than …

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Fantasy & Science Fiction, July/August 2017

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July/August 2017

“In a Wide Sky, Hidden” by William Ledbetter

“The Masochist’s Assistant” by Auston Habershaw
“The Bride in Sea-Green Velvet” by Robin Furth
“There Was a Crooked Man, He Flipped a Crooked House” by David Erik Nelson
“A Dog’s Story” by Gardner Dozois
“I Am Not I” by G. V. Anderson
“Afiya’s Song” by Justin C. Key
“An Obstruction to Delivery” by Sean Adams
“An Unearned Death” by Marissa Lingen
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You Will Grow Into Them by Malcolm Devlin

You Will Grow Into Them

 

by

Malcolm Devlin

 

Edited by George Sandison and Gary Budden

(Unsung Stories Pub., June 2017, pb, 327 pp.)

 

Previously unpublished stories:
We All Need Somewhere To Hide”
Songs Like They Used To Play”
The Last Meal He Ate Before She Killed Him”
The Bridge”
Reprints:
Passion Play”
Two Brothers”
Breadcrumbs”
Her First Harvest”
Dogsbody”
The End of Hope Street”
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The Saint – “Follow the Leader” starring Vincent Price

The Saint (1945, 1947-51) aired “Follow the Leader” on July 16, 1950. We have run only two previous episodes of this fine show, the last being on Christmas Eve 2016. For new listeners I now crib from that show’s opening remarks, partially because they mentioned Roger Moore (October 14, 1927-May 23, 2017), who played the …

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