Clarkesworld Magazine, Issue 176, May 2021

, #176

Kindle, 138 pages

English language

Published May 5, 2021 by Wyrm Publishing.

ISBN:
978-1-64236-076-9
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ASIN:
B096C75S66
Goodreads:
58019375

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3 stars (1 review)

Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction, articles, interviews and art. Our May 2021 issue (#176) contains:

  • Original fiction by David D. Levine ("Best-Laid Plans"), Amal Singh ("A Home for Mrs. Biswas"), Bo Balder ("The Force Exerted on the Mass of a Body"), Robert V.S. Redick ("Vanishing Point"), Sameem Siddiqui ("Dancing With Ereshkigal"), Tang Fei ("Spore"), and Kai Hudson ("A Star for Every Word Unspoken").
  • Non-fiction includes an article by Alex Shvartsman and interviews with Kelly Robson and Octavia Cade, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

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3 stars

Best-Laid Plans - [a:David D. Levine|1988739|David D. Levine|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1353130342p2/1988739.jpg]
Really Liked it, Fun, sciency story in near/mid-future space station setting with genetically modified mouse experiments.

A Home for Mrs. Biswas - [a:Amal Singh|14745517|Amal Singh|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1592951160p2/14745517.jpg]
It was ok, liked some aspects, some less. Mars setting, Indian Space Agency ship, different generations? Didn't quite get into the changing character perspectives and found it hard to follow the ideas layed out here.

The Force Exerted on the Mass of a Body - [a:Bo Balder|7264874|Bo Balder|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1442946535p2/7264874.jpg]
Loved the idea of using the pull of a high gravity world as a narrative tool, making the protagonists movements harder and how they deal with it. Fresh ideas about the way space travel may hurt the universe in a way...

Vanishing Point - [a:Robert V.S. Redick|2845500|Robert V.S. Redick|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1302130643p2/2845500.jpg]
My favorite, very poetic language, interesting an deep characters for a short story. Wouldn't classify as SF if I had …