Asimov's Science Fiction - March 2014

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Two masterful science fiction writers, Mike Resnick and Ken Liu, combine their formidable talent to bring us the March 2014 lead story. While transitioning to their new life on a space station, an older couple whose past has included some very
hard choices find that “The Plantimal” may not make their new decisions any easier.

2012 Nebula and World-Fantasy Award nominee Cat Rambo returns to our pages with a brutal tale about a woman whose life is coming undone amid “All the Pretty Little Mermaids”; in Peter Wood’s first story for Asimov’s, an inventor stops for a
moment out of time to watch the first crewed Marslanding on TV and have a “Drink in a Small Town”; Jay O’Connell takes a look at rough justice in “Solomon’s Little Sister”; Dominica Phetteplace’s malfunctioning “Through Portal” produces terrifying
consequences; new Asimov’s author Sean Monaghan reveals the desperate measures a brother will take to give his troubled sister “Walking Gear”; another new Asimov’s author, Genevieve Williams, sets a commanding pace in her tale of
“The Redemption of Kip Banjeree, and the Hugo- and Nebulaaward-winning Asimov’s stalwart James Patrick Kelly composes a modern “Declaration.”

Robert Silverberg’s Reflections demonstrates why the passion and violence aroused by some of today’s teams and sporting events tend to pale when compared to Byzantium’s sixth century “Blues and Greens”; James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net
gives us the “Good (and Bad) News from Outer Space”; plus we’ll have Paul DiFilippo’s On Books and an array of poetry that you’re sure to enjoy!