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The Dog Said Bow-Wow

The Dog Said Bow-Wow

Michael Swanwick

Book 1 of Darger and Surplus

Language: English

4 of 2002 Asimov's Readers' Award for Best Short Story Library - Science Fiction and Fantasy Nomination of 2003 Nebula Award for Short Story Science Fiction Win of 2002 Hugo Award for Best Short Story _isfdb best of year anthology shortfiction shortstory

Publisher: Dell Magazines

Published: Oct 2, 2000

Magazine: Asimov's Science Fiction, October-November 2001

Description:

4 • Dead Souls • [Reflections] • essay by Robert Silverberg
8 • Letters to the Editor • essay by Michael Swanwick
18 • Troubadour • [Macx Family • 2] • novelette by Charles Stross
18 • Troubadour • interior artwork by Mark Evans
42 • Aotearoa • shortstory by Cherry Wilder
42 • Aotearoa • interior artwork by Laurie Harden
47 • Ten Things Not to Say When You Meet a Famous SF Writer • poem by Bruce Boston
48 • Nitrogen Plus • shortstory by Jack Williamson
48 • Nitrogen Plus • interior artwork by Alan Giana
59 • Freakish Confirmation • poem by Bruce Boston
60 • The Boy • novelette by Robert Reed
60 • The Boy • interior artwork by Steve Cavallo
80 • When This World Is All on Fire • novelette by William Sanders
94 • Bad Asteroid Night • novelette by Steve Martinez
94 • Bad Asteroid Night • interior artwork by Michael Carroll
112 • Lincoln in Frogmore • (2000) • novelette by Andy Duncan
128 • Liberty Journals • novelette by Allen Steele
128 • Liberty Journals • interior artwork by John Stevens
143 • How to Detect a Ghost • poem by G. O. Clark
144 • MÃ©nage • novelette by Simon Ings
168 • The Dog Said Bow-Wow • [Darger and Surplus • 1] • shortstory by Michael Swanwick
168 • The Dog Said Bow-Wow • interior artwork by June Levine
182 • The Longest Way Home (Part 1 of 3) • interior artwork by Darryl Elliott
182 • The Longest Way Home (Part 1 of 3) • serial by Robert Silverberg
238 • SF Conventional Calendar (Asimov's, October-November 2001) • essay by Erwin S. Strauss
240 • Next Issue (Asimov's, October-November 2001) • essay by uncredited