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Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2009 [MultiFormat]
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eBook Category: Science Fiction
eBook Description: No room here to be clever about our fabulous October/November double issue, so let�s begin: Ted Kosmatka and Michael Poore contribute a literary tale of loss and personal redemption amidst the curious life cycle of an insect known as the "Blood Dauber"; Heather Lindsley, making her Asimov�s debut, tells of the troubles experienced by time-traveling wage-slaves who answer the eternal question of just "Where the Time Goes"; R. Garcia y Robertson returns to his Burroughs-inspired milieu for a jaunt during "Wife Stealing Time"; Damien Broderick channels the inventive spirit of classic Zelazny in his tale "Flowers of Asphodel"; Ian Creasey describes the peculiar weltschmerz felt by a man who must leave his body behind to travel the stars in "Erosion"; Robert Reed contributes a sure SF award-nominee with his haunting "Before My Last Breath"; William Barton pens a thrilling interstellar adventure in his Standard ARM series, trawling "The Sea of Dreams"; Christopher Barzak shares the tragic story of "The Ghost Hunter�s Beautiful Daughter"; Elissa Malcohn laments the discovery of a peculiar bit of "Flotsam"; and Nancy Kress shares her latest, "Deadly Sins."

We present a fascinating interview with physicist Michio Kaku in a brand new Thought Experiments column by Mary Robinette Kowal; Robert Silverberg, in Reflections, continues to offer insights into the invention of his popular Majipoor series in "Building Worlds II"; Norman Spinrad brings us "On Books" and James Patrick Kelly offers a new On the Net; plus an array of poetry you�re sure to enjoy.

CONTENTS
Department: EDITORIAL: TRUE CONFESSIONS by Sheila Williams
Department: REFLECTIONS: BUILDING WORLDS: PART II by Robert Silverberg
Department: ON THE NET: THE PEOPLE'S TELESCOPE by James Patrick Kelly
Department: THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS: ALMOST POSSIBLE by Mary Robinette Kowal
Novelette: BLOOD DAUBER by Ted Kosmatka and Michael Poore
Short Story: WHERE THE TIME GOES by Heather Lindsley
Novelette: WIFE-STEALING TIME by R. Garcia y Robertson
Poetry: DERIVATIVE WORK by Elissa Malcohn
Novelette: FLOWERS OF ASPHODEL by Damien Broderick
Poetry: FOR YE, OF VERY LITTLE FAITH... by W. Gregory Stewart
Short Story: EROSION by Ian Creasey
Poetry: MONSTERS by Geoffrey A. Landis
Novelette: FLOTSAM by Elissa Malcohn
Poetry: UNGHOST STORIES by Greg Beatty
Short Story: BEFORE MY LAST BREATH by Robert Reed
Novelette: THE GHOST HUNTER'S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER by Christopher Barzak
Poetry: THE HEDGE WITCH'S UPGRADE by Sandra Lindow
Short Story: DEADLY SINS by Nancy Kress
Poetry: EDGAR ALLAN POE by Bryan D. Dietrich
Novella: THE SEA OF DREAMS by William Barton
Department: NEXT ISSUE
Department: ON BOOKS: THE FOLK OF THE FRINGE by Norman Spinrad
Department: SF CONVENTIONAL CALENDAR by Erwin S. Strauss

eBook Publisher: Dell Magazines, Published: 2009
Fictionwise Release Date: August 2009


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