Author Archives: Dave Truesdale

Asimov’s — July 2014

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Asimov s, July 2014

 
“The Legion of Tomorrow” by Allen M. Steele
“Blood Wedding” by Robert Reed
“The Instructive Tale of the Archeologist and His Wife” by Alexander Jablokov
“Five Six Seven” by Evan Fuller
“Story of our Lives” by Sandra McDonald
“The Woman from the Ocean” by Karl Bunker
“How Do I Get to Last Summer from Here?” by M. Bennardo
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Analog, July/August 2014

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Analog, July/August, 2014

 
“The Journeyman: Against the Green” by Michael F. Flynn
“Mind Locker” by Juliette Wade
“Who Killed Bonnie’s Brain?” by Daniel Hatch
“The Triple Sun: A Golden Age Tale” by Rajnar Vajra
“Code Blue Love” by Bill Johnson
“Voorh” by Paula S. Jordan
“Journeyer” by R. Garrett Wilson
“Valued Employee” by James K. Isaac
“Sadness” by Timons Esaias
“Crimson Sky” by Eric Choi
“The Half-Toe Bar” by Andrew Reid
“Hot and Cold” by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro
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The End is Nigh, ed. John Joseph Adams & Hugh Howey

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The End Is Nigh:

(The Apocalypse Triptych), Vol. I

Edited by John Joseph Adams & Hugh Howey

(March 2014)

 

“The Balm and the Wound” by Robin Wasserman
“Heaven is a Place on Planet X” by Desirina Boskovich
“Break! Break! Break!” by Charlie Jane Anders
“The Gods Will Not Be Chained” by Ken Liu
“Wedding Day” by Jake Kerr
“Removal Order” by Tananarive Due
“System Reset” by Tobias S. Buckell
“This Unkempt World is Falling to Pieces” by Jamie Ford
“BRING HER TO ME” by Ben H. Winters
“In the Air” by Hugh Howey
“Goodnight Moon” by Annie Bellet
“Dancing with Death in the Land of Nod” by Will McIntosh
“Houses Without Air” by Megan Arkenberg
“Enjoy the Moment” by Jack McDevitt
“Pretty Soon the Four Horsemen are Going to Come Riding Through” by Nancy Kress
“Spores” by Seanan McGuire
“She’s Got a Ticket to Ride” by Jonathan Maberry
“Agent Unknown” by David Wellington
“Enlightenment” by Matthew Mather
“Shooting the Apocalypse” by Paolo Bacigalupi
“Love Perverts” by Sarah Langan
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The Klingon Art of War by Keith R. A. DeCandido

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The Klingon Art of War by Keith R. A. DeCandido (Simon & Schuster, May 2014, 160 pp.) Reviewed by Alicia Cole Mirroring Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, Keith DeCandido’s The Klingon Art of War provides an immersive echo of that text for Klingon scholars and the far-future politically/military curious among speculative fans. The text …

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