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psocopteraDaily Science Fiction. I don't think I want to nominate any of these but I'll still recommend them - one thing about DSF, they're guaranteed to be fast reads.
Baby Feet, Rene Sears. A lot like that Samatar story Honeybear, but I still liked it.
Saltcedars, Shannon Peavey. About parenting and choices. Not really something I feel drawn to nominate but it hit me on a personal level?
The Mitten Inspector, Patricia Russo. Odd little story but I liked it.
Strange Attractors, S.B. Divya. A little trite, but I'm a sucker for romance.
English Muffin, Devotion on the Side, Cat Rambo. An interesting take on post-death personality copies.
Cattail Heart, Kate Heartfield. I like this time-travel ethics story.
What the Elfmaid Brought, Stephen Reid Case. Hee, the book-losing library.
Zugzwang, Curtis C. Chen. Games with aliens. The sort of story that's not in the least bit groundbreaking, but still enjoyable.
The Moon and the Mouse, Cat Rambo. A tiny fairy tale.
Dust, Edward Ashton.
There and Back Again, Sylvia Spruck Wrigley. The Hobbit as a Kickstarter. Cute.
Emma Goldman: A Biography for Space Aliens, Marissa Lingen. Also cute.
Baby Feet, Rene Sears. A lot like that Samatar story Honeybear, but I still liked it.
Saltcedars, Shannon Peavey. About parenting and choices. Not really something I feel drawn to nominate but it hit me on a personal level?
The Mitten Inspector, Patricia Russo. Odd little story but I liked it.
Strange Attractors, S.B. Divya. A little trite, but I'm a sucker for romance.
English Muffin, Devotion on the Side, Cat Rambo. An interesting take on post-death personality copies.
Cattail Heart, Kate Heartfield. I like this time-travel ethics story.
What the Elfmaid Brought, Stephen Reid Case. Hee, the book-losing library.
Zugzwang, Curtis C. Chen. Games with aliens. The sort of story that's not in the least bit groundbreaking, but still enjoyable.
The Moon and the Mouse, Cat Rambo. A tiny fairy tale.
Dust, Edward Ashton.
There and Back Again, Sylvia Spruck Wrigley. The Hobbit as a Kickstarter. Cute.
Emma Goldman: A Biography for Space Aliens, Marissa Lingen. Also cute.
