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Asimov’s Science Fiction [v46 #1 & 2, #552 & 553 Jan/Feb 2022] ed. Sheila Williams, mng ed. Emily Hockaday (Dell Magazines, $7.99, 208pp, digest) Cover by Dominic Harman
2 • Contents Pages
4 • Editorial: Looking Backward • Shelia Williams • ed
6 • Reflections: Five Million Monkey Selfies • Robert Silverberg • cl
10 • On the Net: Good Bots and Bad • James Patrick Kelly • cl
13 • Robot Valentine • Peter Tacy • pm
14 • Snowflake • Nick Walven • na
52 • Welcome Home • Jendayi Brooks-Flemister • ss
59 • Word Soup • Anatoly Belilovsky • pm
60 • River of Stars, Bridge of Shadows • A.A. Attanasio • nv
79 • Speech Lesson • Robert Frazier • pm
80 • The Roots of Our Memories • Joel Armstrong • ss
88 • Unmasking Black Bart • Joel Richards • ss
99 • October’s Feast • Michèle Laframboise • nv
117 • Messaging the Dead • Betsy Aoki • pm
118 • The Beast of Tara • Michael Swanwick • ss
124 • Fasterpiece • Ian Creasey • nv
139 • Long-Term Emergencies • Tom Purdom • ss
151 • Next Issue • Anon • pv
152 • The Boyfriend Trap • Stephanie Feldman • ss
160 • Goldie • Sean Monaghan • na
195 • On Books • Peter Heck • rc
_195 • Rabbits, Terry Miles, Del Rey, $28.00, hc * br
_195 • Holdout, Jeffrey Kluger, Dutton, $26.00, hc • br
_196 • Version Zero, David Yoon, Putnam, $27.00, hc • br
_197 • The Minders, John Marrs, Berkley, $17.00, tpb • br
_198 • The Rain Heron, Robert Arnott, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $16.00, tpb • br
_198 • Hooting Grange, Jeffrey E. Barlough, Gresham & Doyle, $14.95, tpb • br
_199 • The Saints of Salvation, Peter F. Hamilton, Del Rey, $39,00, hc • br
_200 • The Future is Yours, Dan Frey, Del Rey, $27.00, hc • br
_200 • The Unfinished Land, Greg Bear, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $26.00, hc • br
_201 • Hollow, B. Carling, Vintage, $17.00, tpb • br
_202 • Living Forever & Other Terrible Ideas, Emily C. Skaftun, Fairwood Press, $17.99, tpb • br
_202 • The Last Robot and Other Science Fiction Poems, Jane Yolen, Shoreline of Infinity, £6.50, tpb • br
203 • Thirty-Sixth Annual Readers’ Award ballot • Anon • cn
205 • Index of Vol. 45, 2021 • Anon • ix
207 • Statement of Ownership • Peter Kanter • ms
208 • SF Conventional Calendar • Erwin S. Strauss • cl

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Contents
Shelia Williams’ Editorial: The 2019 Dell Magazine Awards
Robert Silverberg’s Reflections: Imaginary Voyages
James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net: Full Moon
Tegan Moore “The Work of Wolves”
Robert Frazier “All the Good Things that I Know” (verse)
Dominica Phetteplace “The Universe Within the Universe”
Nick Wolven “The Terminal Zone”
Maggie Shen King “Ardy’s Choice”
Leslie J. Anderson “Tell Me What the Stars Sing” (verse)
Ian McHugh “Story with Two Names”
Ray Nayler “The Ocean Between the Leaves”
Chris Willrich “Fragments from the Library of Cygnus X-1”
Bruce Boston “The Ruined Library” (verse)
Leah Cypess “The Disappeared”
Sandra Lindow “Creation: Dark Matter Dating App” (verse)
Harry Turtledove “Speaker to Emos”
Peter Payack “Scary Scary Night” (verse)
Suzanne Palmer “Waterlines”
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Peter Heck: On Books
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Erwin Strauss: SF Conventional Calendar

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