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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER ISSUE

Our November/December 2024 issue ends the year under Sean Monaghan’s “Wildest Skies.” This thrilling novella is filled with adventures on a dangerous and deadly alien planet. In Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s far-future novella, a detective investigates an intriguing mystery and some “Death Benefits.”

ALSO IN NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

Mystery and intrigue can also be found aplenty in Peter Wood’s  “Murder on the Orion Express”; Jack Skillingstead’s civil servant exposes the real meaning of “The Ledgers”; spend an exciting evening with Mary Robinette Kowal’s new tale and you’ll discover why “Deep Space Has the Beat”; James Maxie’s character discovers the limits of “Mere Flesh” while searching for his father; multiple truths are revealed in Garrett Ashley’s “So Long in Miami”; a young fan-fiction writer tries to find her place in an oppressive world in Dominica Phetteplace’s “Dreamliker”; Zack Be creates a heart-stopping “Start of Something Beautiful”; and Molly Gloss gives us the beautiful and haunting “Wápato.”

OUR EXCITING FEATURES 

In Robert Silverberg’s Reflections Jack Williamson’s “With Folded Hands. . .?” never seems more prescient; James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net considers aliens and “The Great Filter”; Kelly Jennings’s On Books looks at works by Walter Mosley, Naomi Kritzer, Bogi Takás, and more; plus we’ll have an array of poetry and additional features you’re sure to enjoy.

You’ll find our November/December 2024 issue on sale at newsstands on October 15, 2024. Or subscribe to Asimov’s Science Fiction in print or in a wide variety of digital formats.