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Cargando... Clarkesworld: Issue 089 (February 2014)por Neil Clarke (Editor)
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Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month they bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our February 2014 issue contains: Original Fiction by Cat Rambo ("Tortoiseshell Cats Are Not Refundable"), Natalia Theodoridou ("The Eleven Holy Numbers of the Mechanical Soul") and An Owomoyela ("And Wash Out by Tides of War"). Classic stories by Vandana Singh ("Infinities") and John Barnes ("Martian Heart"). Non-fiction by Rhiannon Held ("Taught by the Moon: Oral Traditions in Speculative Fiction"), an group interview about Manly Wade Wellman, an Another Word column by Daniel Abraham, and an editorial by Neil Clarke. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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-- Tortoiseshell Cats Are Not Refundable by Cat Rambo - 3.5*
A cloning story from 2014. Much of this you may have come across previously. The ideas it has and the thoughts it provokes have probably been done a lot in stories by now.
I like the author's style with not being overly complex and deep and metaphorical.
-- The Eleven Holy Numbers of the Mechanical Soul by Natalia Theodoridou - DNF
I tried on audio but I don't think it is an appropriate story for audio. Headers and "breaks" which are there for a reason but narrators really don't alert us listeners to these breaks. :/ Maybe someday I'll try the visual.
Header and 1st 2 paragraphs:
a=38. This is the first holy number.
Stand still. Still. In the water. Barely breathing, spear in hand. One with the hand.
A light brush against my right calf. The cold and glistening touch of human skin that is not human. Yet, it’s something. Now strike. Strike.