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I just picked it up from the nearby Borders. It's sitting on my desk, tempting me with its promises of delicious lies. I know I've already read them-- but now, I get to hold them. I get to steal away with them to my room and savor them sans computer.
My favorite story is James Maxey's To Know All Things in Heaven and in Earth. I also really enjoyed Cheater.
(If anyone has any questions about Eviction Notice, I'd be happy to answer.)
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You know... I've never really been interested in IGMS because for some reason, most short stories (at least those NOT by Mr. Card) are simply not that "fun" to me - I have a very hard time getting into them. However, I'm thinking of buying this book because if I do, I can read it in pieces at a time. Is it all of the IGMS issues put together, or is it just a selection from each one?
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It is only a selection of stories. There is also some great art to go along with the great stories.
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It's something that the speculative fiction field has been struggling with-- how do we make short fiction lucrative (or at least, beloved) again?
IGMS does fairly well on this score by publishing stories that are accessible to a wider audience than any of the other biggies-- Asmiov's, F&SF, Analog, and Strange Horizons.
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