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Tag Archives: Analog
Analog – May 2011
Ian McHugh’s Boumee and the Apes was by far the strongest piece in the May issue of Analog. The first encounter between a clan of intelligent elephants (or mammoths) and apes doesn’t go well when one of the clan is … Continue reading
Oltion, Valentine, Beukes
A few stories I’ve enjoyed over the last little while: Jerry Oltion, “Taboo,” March Analog. ‘Enjoy’ is the wrong word for my overall experience of this story. Oltion makes quite a creepy and disturbing tale out of a future where a … Continue reading
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Tagged Analog, fantasy magazine, genevieve valentine, Jerry Oltion, lauren beukes
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Analog – April 2011
While the cover of April’s Analog might promise an exciting story about a phallic looking Big Dumb Object on a generic pock-marked landscape, what we get is a below average issue with only two of the eight stories getting more … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam-Troy Castro, Analog, Edward M Lerner, Jerry Oltion, Paul Levinson
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Analog Jan/Feb 2011
This is not only my first ever post on WordPress and my first ever entry for Last Short Story, but it’s also the first post for 2011 LSS short story reading year. As the newbie of the bunch, I thought … Continue reading