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The Unstrung Zither

The Unstrung Zither

Library - Science Fiction and Fantasy _isfdb best of year anthology honorable mention dozois years best novelette shortfiction

Publisher: Spilogale, Inc.

Published: Mar 2, 2009

Magazine: The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, March 2009

Description:

4 • Editorial (F&SF, March 2009) • [Editorial (F&SF)] • essay by Gordon Van Gelder
6 • The Curandero and the Swede: A Tale from the 1001 American Nights • novelette by Daniel Abraham
30 • Books to Look for (F&SF, March 2009) • [Books To Look For] • essay by Charles de Lint
30 • Review: Half World by Hiromi Goto • review by Charles de Lint
31 • Review: The Knights of the Cornerstone by James P. Blaylock • review by Charles de Lint
32 • Review: The Age of Entanglement by Louisa Gilder • review by Charles de Lint
34 • Musing on Books (F&SF, March 2009) • [Musing on Books] • essay by Michelle West
34 • Review: Anathem by Neal Stephenson • review by Michelle West
37 • Review: The Bell at Sealey Head by Patricia McKillip • review by Michelle West
38 • Review: Nation by Terry Pratchett • review by Michelle West
39 • Cartoon: "Professor Davis was well into his presentation on string theory when it happened." • interior artwork by Arthur Masear
40 • The Unstrung Zither • novelette by Yoon Ha Lee
63 • That Hell-Bound Train by Robert Bloch Â– And a Kind of Excuse-It-Please Memoir • essay by William Tenn
69 • That Hell-Bound Train • (1958) • shortstory by Robert Bloch
82 • An Editor Darkly • [Plumage from Pegasus] • shortstory by Paul Di Filippo
86 • Quickstone • novelette by Marc Laidlaw
115 • Cartoon: "And remember, boys and girls, light sabers aren't toys!" • interior artwork by Bill Long
116 • Films: What's My Motivation? • [Films (F&SF)] • essay by Kathi Maio
122 • Shadow-Below • [Amerindian] • novelette by Robert Reed
160 • Coming Attractions (F&SF, March 2009) • essay by uncredited
162 • Curiosities: Transfinite Man, by Colin Kapp (1964) • [Curiosities] • essay by David Langford
162 • Review: Transfinite Man by Colin Kapp • review by David Langford