Bewildering Stories’
Second Quarterly Review, 2011
Editors’ Choices: issues 424-435
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Serials
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Poetry
Short Poetry Flash Fiction The Quarter’s Best Issues |
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Selections are listed in alphabetical order by author.
Multiple titles are in chronological order.
Short Stories
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Antonio Bellomi, The Heretic Jon Forceton, Matuu and the Sail K. R. Hager, They Called Into Darkness Carolyn Kephart, The Kind Gods Maria Kontak, Painting Faces Paul Lang, Not Like an Angel Maia Lena, Too Pale for a Lifeguard Morris Marshall, The Hobo Troy Morash, Metal, Bark and Whispers Soup Richard Ong, On Broken Wings Robert H. Prestridge, Cat’s Nines Ron Van Sweringen, Song of the Nightingale Sarah Ann Watts, Fire and Gold |
The Order of the Hot Potato
And now, since “Bewildering” Stories is a friend of the unconventional, here are the 15 most controversial works of the quarter, the ones on which the Review Editors’ consensus diverged for one reason or another.
The titles are listed in descending order with the most controversial first. Only the first seven are true Hot Potatoes; the rest qualify as Warm Potatoes. Two of the titles appear among the Editors’ Choices. The titles link not to the stories proper but to the issue in which each appears.
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The Hottest-Potato Issues of the Quarter
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The Order of Merit
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Here are links to the top winners, the most highly rated works in each genre represented by more than one title in the 2QR. The categories are listed in the order in which they normally appear in a regular issue Index or Readers’ Guide. Place your bets — figuratively, of course — and then click on the category links.
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