Lightspeed Magazine, March 2013

26Sep, 2020 by John Joseph Adams Lisa Tuttle Karen Joy Fowler Holly Phillips Angélica Gorodischer Philip Pullman Sarena Ulibarri John Barnes 788 Comments

Lightspeed Magazine March Lightspeed is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine In its pages you will find science fiction from near future sociological soft SF to far future star spanning hard SF and fantasy from e

  • Title: Lightspeed Magazine, March 2013
  • Author: John Joseph Adams Lisa Tuttle Karen Joy Fowler Holly Phillips Angélica Gorodischer Philip Pullman Sarena Ulibarri John Barnes
  • ISBN: -
  • Page: 401
  • Format: Kindle Edition

    • Lightspeed is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine In its pages, you will find science fiction from near future, sociological soft SF, to far future, star spanning hard SF and fantasy from epic fantasy, sword and sorcery, and contemporary urban tales, to magical realism, science fantasy, and folktales.In this month s issue, we have original science fiction byLightspeed is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine In its pages, you will find science fiction from near future, sociological soft SF, to far future, star spanning hard SF and fantasy from epic fantasy, sword and sorcery, and contemporary urban tales, to magical realism, science fantasy, and folktales.In this month s issue, we have original science fiction by Jake Kerr Biographical Fragments of the Life of Julian Prince and Rich Larson Let s Take This Viral , along with SF reprints by Holly Phillips Three Days of Rain and Ang lica Gorodischer The Sense of the Circle Plus, we have original fantasy by Sarena Ulibarri The Bolt Tightener and Lisa Tuttle The Dream Detective , and fantasy reprints by Felicity Savage Ash Minette and Karen Joy Fowler Lily Red For our ebook readers, our ebook exclusive novella is Things Undone by John Barnes, and of course we have our usual assortment of author and artist spotlights, along with feature interviews with acclaimed authors Philip Pullman and Ang lica Gorodischer.

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    • John Joseph Adams Lisa Tuttle Karen Joy Fowler Holly Phillips Angélica Gorodischer Philip Pullman Sarena Ulibarri John Barnes

      John Joseph Adams is the series editor of BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY He is also the bestselling editor of many other anthologies, such as ROBOT UPRISINGS, DEAD MAN S HAND, BRAVE NEW WORLDS,WASTELANDS, and THE LIVING DEAD Recent and forthcoming books include WHAT THE % IS THAT , OPERATION ARCANA, PRESS START TO PLAY, LOOSED UPON THE WORLD, and THE APOCALYPSE TRIPTYCH consisting of THE END IS NIGH, THE END IS NOW, and THE END HAS COME Called the reigning king of the anthology world by Barnes Noble, John is a two time winner of the Hugo Award for which he has been nominated nine times , is a seven time World Fantasy Award finalist, and served as a judge for the 2015 National Book Award John is also the editor and publisher of the digital magazines LIGHTSPEED and NIGHTMARE, and is a producer for Wired s THE GEEK S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY podcast You can find him online at johnjosephadams and on Twitter JohnJosephAdams.

    788 thoughts on “Lightspeed Magazine, March 2013”

    • Got this as part of a Humble Bundle in 2015, I think Finally got around to it There were some really great and moving stories in here As usual with anthologies, a collection of my status updates Things Undone Novella That was a crazy emotional ride We often read time travel stories concerned with what might change This one takes place in the alternate world in which a discovery changes the progress of technology completely A catastrophic time travel event takes place and we follow investigators [...]

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    • The reprint of John Barnes novella Things Undone was pretty good but the rest of the stories were really not my cup of teaSo giving this 2 stars

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    • This issue was mostly a waste for me The majority of the stories left me scratching my head, as if I d misunderstood or totally missed the point.I thought the e book exclusive novella reprint, Things Undone , was the best part of the issue It s a nice time travel story.Of the fantasy stories, Lily Red left me with that what it I miss feeling at the end The Bolts Tightener and Ash Minette were interesting, easy reading, though they both felt a bit obvious in their destination from the start The D [...]

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    • Not much to say, as I m tired of jotting out these little reviews at the moment Awesome time travel novella by John Barnes, Things Undone.Loved the two fantasy short stories that largely focused on imagery setting, The Bolt Tightener and Three Days of Rain And the sci fi that really worked for me was The Dream Detective , Biographical Fragments of the Life of Julian Prince , and Let s Take This Viral So a really all around great issue.The two fairy tale twists and the novel excerpt didn t work f [...]

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    • Review to come after I post my story by story reviews on my Livejournal No real disappointments in this issue I think I enjoyed even if I didn t completely understand the mechanics of the John Barnes novella the most, as well as the Fowler, Ulibarri and Savage pieces, but there wasn t a single story I felt let down by this time out.Individual story reviews can be found here 365shortstoriesvejournal

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    • There are some interesting stories in here The interview with Phillip Pullman, however, kind of makes me not want to read his work since he criticizes J.R.R Tolkien negatively for not tackling issues of human sexuality.

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