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Short Reviews: Robert Reed
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"The Boy"
[permanent link].
A rather contemporary tale set in a future where the social order of
men and women have shifted and one woman may need to make a choice
about whether to help a young boy who, one day, asks her for some
flowers.
Found in Oct/Nov 2001 Asimov's Science Fiction
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"Coelacants"
[permanent link].
A weird tale told from multiple viewpoints, this story looks at the
various branches of humanity in the future, ranging from the somewhat
contemporary to the barely understandable. In hindsight, the title of
the story possibly has some relationship to the tale.
Found in Mar 2002 Fantasy & Science Fiction
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"Killing the Morrow"
[permanent link].
A thoughtful but disturbing story about one person in a world of
people being compelled to do various jobs. They appear to be
preparing to receive 'visitors'; but from where. The explanation and
the results when the visitors arrive should keep you fascinated until
the end.
Get from Fictionwise
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"Oracles"
[permanent link].
An interesting take on the usual tale about mankind meeting aliens. A
former Science Fiction writer is at a conference with various aliens
when he receives an offer that could change the course of development
of mankind. Should he take it and what are the consequences if he
doesn't?
Found in Jan 2002 Asimov's Science Fiction
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