The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January/February 2017

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction January/February 2017

by Rachel Pollack, Marc Laidlaw, Robert Reed, Gordon Van Gelder, Charles de Lint, Tim Pratt, James Sallis, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Debbie Urbanski, C.C. Finlay

413 pages· 2017
About
NOVELLAS
Homecoming Rachel Pollack

NOVELETS
Vinegar and Cinnamon Nina Kiriki Hoffman
One Way Rick Norwood
Dunnage for the Soul Robert Reed
There Used to Be Olive Trees Rich Larson

SHORT STORIES
The Regression Test Wole Talabi
A Gathering on Gravity's Shore Gregor Hartmann
On the Problem of Replacement Children: Prevention, Coping, and Other Practical Strategies Debbie Urbanski
Alexandria Monica Byrne
Wetherfell's Reef Runics Marc Laidlaw

POEMS
Kingship Mary Soon Lee

DEPARTMENTS
Books To Look For Charles de Lint
Books James Sallis
Science: Brainless Robots Stroll the Beach Pat Murphy and Paul Doherty
Television: Stranger (Yet Oddly Familiar) Things Tim Pratt
Coming Attractions
Curiosities David Langford


CARTOONS: Arthur Masear, Bill Long.
Cover by Charles Vess For "Vinegar and Cinnamon"

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