Asimov's Science Fiction: July 2013 - Plot & Excerpts
Decades later, she must use that system in a desperate race against time to locate her lover's ship in the treacherous and unknown reaches of foldspace. ALSO IN AUGUST Jack Skillingstead folds time and space together to give us the quietly moving "Arlington"; Gwendolyn Clare transports us to a distant planet for a harsh look at "Stone to Stone, Blood to Blood"; Gregory Norman Bossert follows artists engaged in a strange casting of "Lost Wax"; while two children in Leah Thomas's new tale for Asimov's must try to rescue their father from "The Ex-Corporal." OUR EXCITING FEATURES Robert Silverberg has taken upon himself the enviable chore of "Rereading Simak" for his August Reflections column; James Patrick Kelly's On the Net asks "What Counts?"; Paul Di Filippo's On Books examines the works of Peter F. Hamilton, Tim Powers, Kit Reed, and others; plus we'll have an array of poetry that you're sure to enjoy. Look for our August issue on sale at newsstands on June 18, 2013. Or subscribe to Asimov's— in paper format or in downloadable varieties—by visiting us online at www.asimovs.com .
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