Bewildering Stories’
First Quarterly Review, 2013
Editors’ Choices: issues 508-518
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Novels
Novellas Serials Essays & Memoirs Departments |
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Poetry
Short Poetry Drama Flash Fiction The Quarter’s Best Issues |
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Selections are listed in alphabetical order by author.
Multiple titles are listed in chronological order.
Short Stories
Edward Ahern, Sadko David Barber, The Unwanted Wife of Lord Serramulla S. Decoteaux Bates, The Borromean Cycle Sam Bellotto Jr., Today’s Special Edward Cress Ron J. Cruz, Ferris Wheel Robert Earle Bertil Falk, The Saga of the Flight Homewards |
Romney S. Humphrey, The Northwest Corner Pool Rebecca Lu Kiernan, Lucy of the Valley Heidi Kraay, Running From Magic M. E. McMullen, Atonally Yours Danielle L. Parker, A Dream Within Mike Phillips, Bone, Moon, Blood and Vine Nina Pratt, The Dead Artist Nabeela M. Rehman, Love and Pestilence S. L. Scott, Zombies Are Easier Alexander G. Tozzi, Kill the Hurkle! Tatyana Yankovskaya, If She Hadn't Learned to Knit |
The Order of the Hot Potato
And now, since “Bewildering” Stories is a friend of the unconventional, here are the 22 most controversial works of the quarter, the ones on which the Review Editors’ opinions diverged significantly for one reason or another. The titles are listed in descending order with the most controversial first. Sixteen of the titles appear among the Editors’ Choices.
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The Hottest-Potato Issues of the Quarter
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The Order of Merit
Here are links to the top winners, the most highly rated works in each genre represented by more than one title in this Quarterly Review. 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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