Bewildering Stories’
First Quarterly Review, 2010
Editors’ Choices: issues 366-376
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Selections are listed in alphabetical order by author.
Multiple titles are in chronological order.
Short Stories
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Dean Francis Alfar, In the Dim Plane Nikki Alfar, Adrift on the Street Formerly Known as Buendia A. Frank Bower, Waiting for the Sun Bob Brill, The Curse of the Shepherdess Rochelle Cashdan, Swan Shock John P. Cater, The High-Desert Incident Joseph Del Priore, Chukka Bertil Falk, James A. Ford, Stack Goes Walking Walter Giersbach, Gothic Revival Nathaniel Johnson, The Innkeeper’s Daughter Christopher L. Kelley, Glyphs Mark Kertzman, Titan Run Albert J. Manachino, Lady of the Lake Meghann McVey, Stella’s Last Dance Rachel Parsons, I Married a Monster Stephen Patrick, Once Set in Motion Catfish Russ, Sweet Chariot Leonard Schlenz, My Eyes Leak Pus and My Toes Feel Gummy Krystyna Smallman, Monkeyman and the Frankies Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, Jason’s Log Ryan J. Southworth, The Oasis Matt Spencer, The Red Duke Ajay Vishwanathan, Bhima Sarah Ann Watts, Wicker Unicorns Marya M. Wolfman, In the Game of God |
The Order of the Hot PotatoAnd now, since “Bewildering” Stories is a friend of the unconventional, here are the eight most controversial works of the quarter, the ones on which the Review Editors did not reach a consensus for one reason or another. The titles are listed in descending order with the most controversial first.
In keeping with the overall high quality of the first quarter, the Review Board’s consensus was remarkably consistent. We round out the list with the top tier of the unofficial “winners,” namely the Warm Potatoes:
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The Hottest-Potato Issues of the Quarter
As a special treat, Bewildering Stories links to
the three most controversial issues of the quarter:
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