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Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September-October 2023 | "Special Slightly Spooky Issue"

Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September-October 2023 | "Special Slightly Spooky Issue"

David Erik Nelson
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September/October 2023. Check this out! Dean Whitlock ’s harrowing novelette about child labor is intense from start to finish. Kristine Kathryn Rusch has created an equally intense novella about “The Break-in” that doesn’t go quite as planned. You won’t want to miss either of these thrilling tales!

Our annual “Slightly Spooky” issue is packed with spooky stories, some of which are even hard SF! Lavie Tidhar reveals that there’s more than one kind of haunt in “The Ghost Fair”; Anya Johanna DeNiro gives us centuries of encounters with the “Water-Wolf”; in “The Pit of Babel,” Kofi Nyameye proves that humanity will clearly stop at nothing; Christopher Rowe lands “Cynthia in the Subflooring”; Lisa Goldstein plunges her character into an equally difficult situation “In the Fox House”; David Erik Nelson pens some dark “The Dead Letter Office”; Derek Künsken discloses “Six Incidents of Evolution Using Time Travel”; Gregory Feeley dives into the perils of “The Unpastured Sea”; and Michèle Laframboise explains the “Tears Down the Wall.”

Robert Silverberg ’s Reflections brings us “Advertisements for Myself, Again”; in On the Net, James Patrick Kelly explains “My Interview With ChatGPT”; Norman Spinrad ’s On Books considers “Science Fiction Arising”; Kelly Lagor ’s Thought Experiment contemplates “Aliens, Outsiders, and Things.”

NOVELLA
The Break-In by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
NOVELETTES
Deep Blue Jump by Dean Whitlock
The Unpastured Sea by Gregory Feeley
Tears Down the Wall by Michèle Laframboise
The Water-Wolf by Anya Johanna DeNiro
The Dead Letter Office by David Erik Nelson

SHORT STORIES
The Ghost Fair by Lavie Tidhar
The Pit of Babel by Kofi Nyameye
In the Fox’s House by Lisa Goldstein
Six Incidents of Evolution Using Time Travel by Derek Künsken

POETRY
Sphinx by Mary Soon Lee
Highrise by David C. Kopaska-Merkel
Olympia by Ursula Whitcher
When the Mirror Shows Frankenstein’s Monster by Ali Trotta
Fragrances of the Night-blooming Space Garden by Katherine Quevedo
What Remains by Terri Yannetti

DEPARTMENTS
Editorial: Thirty-Seventh Annual Readers’ Awards’ Results by Sheila Williams
Reflections: Advertisements for Myself, Again by Robert Silverberg
On the Net: An Interview with ChatGPT by James Patrick Kelly
Thought Experiment: Aliens, Outsiders, and Things by Kelly Lagor
On Books by Norman Spinrad
Next Issue
The SF Conventional Calendar by Erwin S. Strauss
Language
English
Pages
212
Format
Single Issue Magazine
Release
January 01, 2023

Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, September-October 2023 | "Special Slightly Spooky Issue"

David Erik Nelson
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
September/October 2023. Check this out! Dean Whitlock ’s harrowing novelette about child labor is intense from start to finish. Kristine Kathryn Rusch has created an equally intense novella about “The Break-in” that doesn’t go quite as planned. You won’t want to miss either of these thrilling tales!

Our annual “Slightly Spooky” issue is packed with spooky stories, some of which are even hard SF! Lavie Tidhar reveals that there’s more than one kind of haunt in “The Ghost Fair”; Anya Johanna DeNiro gives us centuries of encounters with the “Water-Wolf”; in “The Pit of Babel,” Kofi Nyameye proves that humanity will clearly stop at nothing; Christopher Rowe lands “Cynthia in the Subflooring”; Lisa Goldstein plunges her character into an equally difficult situation “In the Fox House”; David Erik Nelson pens some dark “The Dead Letter Office”; Derek Künsken discloses “Six Incidents of Evolution Using Time Travel”; Gregory Feeley dives into the perils of “The Unpastured Sea”; and Michèle Laframboise explains the “Tears Down the Wall.”

Robert Silverberg ’s Reflections brings us “Advertisements for Myself, Again”; in On the Net, James Patrick Kelly explains “My Interview With ChatGPT”; Norman Spinrad ’s On Books considers “Science Fiction Arising”; Kelly Lagor ’s Thought Experiment contemplates “Aliens, Outsiders, and Things.”

NOVELLA
The Break-In by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
NOVELETTES
Deep Blue Jump by Dean Whitlock
The Unpastured Sea by Gregory Feeley
Tears Down the Wall by Michèle Laframboise
The Water-Wolf by Anya Johanna DeNiro
The Dead Letter Office by David Erik Nelson

SHORT STORIES
The Ghost Fair by Lavie Tidhar
The Pit of Babel by Kofi Nyameye
In the Fox’s House by Lisa Goldstein
Six Incidents of Evolution Using Time Travel by Derek Künsken

POETRY
Sphinx by Mary Soon Lee
Highrise by David C. Kopaska-Merkel
Olympia by Ursula Whitcher
When the Mirror Shows Frankenstein’s Monster by Ali Trotta
Fragrances of the Night-blooming Space Garden by Katherine Quevedo
What Remains by Terri Yannetti

DEPARTMENTS
Editorial: Thirty-Seventh Annual Readers’ Awards’ Results by Sheila Williams
Reflections: Advertisements for Myself, Again by Robert Silverberg
On the Net: An Interview with ChatGPT by James Patrick Kelly
Thought Experiment: Aliens, Outsiders, and Things by Kelly Lagor
On Books by Norman Spinrad
Next Issue
The SF Conventional Calendar by Erwin S. Strauss
Language
English
Pages
212
Format
Single Issue Magazine
Release
January 01, 2023

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