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psocoptera) wrote2024-03-08 11:03 pm
psocoptera) wrote2024-03-08 11:03 pm
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2023 online short fiction - part three
A last batch. Yay Strange Horizons.
The God of Minor Troubles, Megan Chee, Strange Horizons. A nice folklore/fairy-tale-esque story. Locus.
missed connections - Central square today around 930, Jess Cameron, Strange Horizons. An interesting take on time loops and relationships.
Always and Forever, Only You, Iona Datt Sharma, Strange Horizons. I read this one back when it came out, or around then, and I've gone back and forth on how I feel about it. Spreadsheet.
A Chronicle of the Mole-Year, Christi Nogle, Strange Horizons, novelette. A very different take on time loops, or maybe on virtual life.
On the Way to Jeju-do, Michelle Denham, Strange Horizons. I like that people are still finding interesting things to say about clones. Spreadsheet.
I'll Be Your Mirror, Rebecca Schneider, Strange Horizons. Artificial people. I also like that people are still doing interesting robot stories.
For However Long, Thomas Ha, khōréō. Family and moving away. Locus, spreadsheet.
The God of Minor Troubles, Megan Chee, Strange Horizons. A nice folklore/fairy-tale-esque story. Locus.
missed connections - Central square today around 930, Jess Cameron, Strange Horizons. An interesting take on time loops and relationships.
Always and Forever, Only You, Iona Datt Sharma, Strange Horizons. I read this one back when it came out, or around then, and I've gone back and forth on how I feel about it. Spreadsheet.
A Chronicle of the Mole-Year, Christi Nogle, Strange Horizons, novelette. A very different take on time loops, or maybe on virtual life.
On the Way to Jeju-do, Michelle Denham, Strange Horizons. I like that people are still finding interesting things to say about clones. Spreadsheet.
I'll Be Your Mirror, Rebecca Schneider, Strange Horizons. Artificial people. I also like that people are still doing interesting robot stories.
For However Long, Thomas Ha, khōréō. Family and moving away. Locus, spreadsheet.