Bewildering Stories’
Second Quarterly Review, 2010
Editors’ Choices: issues 377-388
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Selections are listed in alphabetical order by author.
Multiple titles are in chronological order.
Short Stories
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euhal allen, Two for the Money Tabaré Alvarez, The Corridor Raquel D. Bailey, After the Rain, Before the Storm Antonio Bellomi, Mystery Infinite Glenn Blakeslee, Twenty-One Views of Uncertainty Z. T. Burian, That Great Big Ladder in the Sky Jack Burnsed, In the Same Boat Andrew Cochrane, Watching the Twilight Phillip Donnelly Bertil Falk, The All-Time Record Jeff Hall, Fade to Blue Ásgrímur Hartmannsson, Lost Patrol Shayne Holzman, Mentally Unfit Abha Iyengar, Drought Country Tom Lassiter, The Girl Who Disappeared Clouds Jack P. Lowe, 170 Degrees Marina J. Neary, Where Else Can You Find Pies Like That? Danielle L. Parker Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, The Orange Professor Brian Trent, Everywhere After All Robert S. Tyler, Darkness to Darkness Ron Van Sweringen John Vieczorek, Chickasaw Ridge Mike Voltz, Summer Rain Derek I. Webster, Raymond Too Julie Wornan, The Dead Are Easy to Keep |
The Order of the Hot Potato
And now, since “Bewildering” Stories is a friend of the unconventional, here are the five most controversial works of the quarter, the ones on which the Review Editors did not reach a consensus for one reason or another. The titles are listed in descending order with the most controversial first.
In keeping with the overall high quality of the second quarter, the Review Board’s consensus was remarkably consistent. Only the first title on the list is a true Hot Potato; the rest are Warm Potatoes.
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The Hottest-Potato Issues of the Quarter
As a special treat, Bewildering Stories links to
the three most controversial issues of the quarter:
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