by Tony Ballantyne I found myself on Milan Central Train Station this summer. The station was built under the premiership of Mussolini. The platform
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One criticism that can never be leveled at an Antha Ann Adkins story is that it is under-researched. Adkins takes particular joy in diving into
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The John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer began in 1973 as a way to honor exemplary science fiction and fantasy authors whose first
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by Jennifer R. Povey My story, “The Waters of a New World” [on sale in our current issue now] is a story about science. It
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