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Dave Truesdale has returned with a new column looking at short fiction.
He has edited Tangent and now Tangent Online since 1993. It has been nominated
for the Hugo Award four times, and the World Fantasy Award once. A former editor of the Bulletin of the Science
Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, he also served as a World Fantasy Award judge in 1998, and
currently writes an original online column
for The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction.
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Off On A Tangent: Short Fiction Reviewsa column by Dave Truesdale The first half of 2008 has come and gone, and so with it the once-fresh memories of some of its earlier stories. Beginning with this installment -- as a mid-season memory enhancer -- we'll be taking a look at 2008's short fiction, beginning with January and working our way up to year's end. This time we'll take a look at the January through March issues of F&SF, as well as the Jan./Feb. Special Double Issue of Analog.
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Off On A Tangent: Short Fiction Reviewsa column by Dave Truesdale Dave has been annoyed in the past, but he is really irked by one particular story in The Del Rey Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy edited by Ellen Datlow. He was primed and ready for this all-new collection of both science fiction and fantasy stories, and hoped it would be another worthwhile addition to a number of others appearing in the past two years.
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