2007 Recommended Reading Lists
Dave Truesdale has posted his 2007 recommended reading list for short fiction over at Black Gate. Here are the stories from F&SF that made the cut:
Short Stories
“Red Card†by S. L. Gilbow (F&SF, Feb.) SF
“A Thing Forbidden†by Donald Mead (F&SF, Apr.) F/H
“PowerSuit™†by M. K. Hobson (F&SF, July) SF
“Cold Comfort†by Ray Vukcevich (F&SF, July) SF
“The Mole Cure†by Nancy Farmer (F&SF, Aug.) F
“The Tomb Wife†by Gwyneth Jones (F&SF, Aug.) SF
“Who Brought Tulips to the Moon?†by S. L. Gilbow (F&SF, Dec.) SF
“Osama Phone Home†by David Marusek (F&SF, Dec.) SF
“Don’t Ask†by M. Rickert (F&SF, Dec.) F
Novelettes
“Fool†by John Morressy (F&SF, Feb.) F
“Dance of Shadows†by Fred Chappell (F&SF, Mar.) F
“Wizard’s Six†by Alex Irvine (F&SF, June) F
“Lazaro y Antonio†by Marta Randall (F&SF, June) SF
“Car 17†by P. E. Cunningham (F&SF, July) F
“A Wizard of the Old School†by Chris Willrich (F&SF, Aug.) F
“The Merchant and the Alchemist’s Gate†by Ted Chiang (F&SF, Sep.) F
“Two Weeks After†by M. Ramsey Chapman (F&SF, Oct./Nov.) F
“The Diamond Shadow†by Fred Chappell (F&SF, Oct./Nov.) F
“The Recreation Room†by Albert E. Cowdrey (F&SF, Oct./Nov.) F
“Urdumheim†by Michael Swanwick†(F&SF, Oct./Nov.) SF
“The Bone Man†by Frederic S. Durbin (F&SF, Dec.) H
“Finisterra†by David Moles (F&SF, Dec.) SF
Novellas
“Kiosk†by Bruce Sterling (F&SF, Jan.) SF
“The Helper and His Hero†Part 1, by Matthew Hughes (F&SF, Feb.) SF
“The Helper and His Hero†Part 2, by Matthew Hughes (F&SF, Mar.) SF
“Memorare†by Gene Wolfe (F&SF, Apr.) SF
“The Master Miller’s Tale†by Ian R. MacLeod (F&SF, May) F
“Stars Seen Through Stone†by Lucius Shepard†(F&SF, July) SF
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