Second Anniversary Retrospective: issues 61-70

The editors and readers look back fondly on Bewildering Stories’ year II and list titles they think will be of special interest to newcomers. The selections are listed alphabetically by author and title except for some long titles in the short stories. Every title is a link.

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Novels, Novellas, Serials
Short Stories Flash Fiction	Poetry Future History	Articles Review Articles

Novels, Novellas, Serials
Only the initial installments are referenced.
Deep Bora, Acceleration Jupiter Peace E.S.P. Revealed Upon Pluto! Twilight Zone in the Year 4615	Michael J A Tyzuk, Intrusion Moonshadow Remote Control
Short Stories
Kate Bachus, Twenty Views of Tanforan Tala Bar, Eyes of Green Tala Bar, A Night in the Alps Rick Combs, Teacher Paul C. Drew, Cheshire	Ásgrímur Hartmannsson, For the Birds Edmund R. Schubert, Climbing Clouds Again Gerald Sheagren, Revenge of the Vanquished Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, Wrong About Dave Toby Wallis, All Art Aspires To Be Music
Norman A. Rubin, Weapons of Mass Destruction Roberto Sanhueza, A Fine Day at the Compound Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, The Non-Texas Chainstore Massacre Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, A Slander of Solzhenitsyn Don Webb, The Inadvertent Intervention of the Floon
Flash Fiction
Thomas R.
Deletion Majestic	Screening St. Swithin’s Day
The World Made Wonderful
Poetry
Paul C. Drew, Whisper, the Nanotech Thomas R., Ancestors’ Night	Thomas R., Pack Your Bags, Mr. Li Roberto Sanhueza, I Miss My Face
Future History
Thomas R., The War of the Triple Maries and Its Aftermath
Articles
Kate Bachus, SFCon HowTo	Deep Bora, Astrology from Then to Now
Gerardo Brandariz on the history of science fiction Thomas Lee Joseph Smith, Thinking About The Big Valley
Review Articles
Randy Beck reviews Kim Stanley Robinson’s Red Mars Gerardo Brandariz reflects on A Mirror for Observers Mel Cartagena reviews Once Upon a Time in Mexico Andrew May, reviews Melvyn Pettle’s Flowers of the Future
Thomas R. on Wonder Kids in Science Fiction: J. D. Beresford’s The Hampdenshire Wonder, Edgar Pangborn’s A Mirror for Observers

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A Retrospective for issues 71-80 will appear in issue 106.

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