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This month, we open with the return of a fan-favorite, Adam-Troy Castro’s Counselor Andrea Cort. Since we last saw her, the least diplomatic member of the Diplomatic Corps has only grown more embittered, but when a human receives a death sentence on an alien world, she’s called upon to do everything in her power—and against her nature—to save him. But even if she can pull it off, why does it feel like she’s walking into a trap? In the end, her only choice may be “The Coward’s Option.”

Then we have the conclusion to Edward M. Lerner’s two-part fact article, “Human 2.0.”

Naturally, we’ll also bring you a varied selection of shorter pieces, such as: a tale of what decommissioned super-soldiers might turn to after their war is done in Eric Del Carlo’s “Unlinkage”; just in time for March Madness, a darkly humorous look at what it would take to win “The Perfect Bracket,” from Howard V. Hendrix and Art Holcomb; “Elderjoy,” a Probability-slightly-more-than-Zero from Greg Benford; a look at the winter years of both people and their machines in “Snowbirds,” from Joe M. McDermott; and more, including Thomas Dulski’s “Drummer,” as well as all our usual columns.

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