SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER ISSUE
We’ll feature Part I of Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s excellent new short novel, The Court Martial of the Renegat Renegades in Asimov’s September/October 2022 issue. This spellbinding SF/mystery considers the enigma within the puzzle that shrouds all that occurred aboard the Renegat. Greg Egan brings us a long novelette about “Solidity” that is both heart breaking and empowering.
ALSO IN SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
Our annual “Slightly Spooky” issue is packed with eerie tales. Alastair Reynolds proves there are “Things to Do in Deimos When You’re Dead”; Eileen Gunn haunts us with a horrifying “One Night Stand”; Jendayi Brooks-Flemister chills and consoles with “Bakehafu OK”; Eleanor Arnason introduces us to “Grandmother Troll”; Geoffrey A. Landis untangles “The Rules of Unbinding”; Rich Larson chronicles “The Rise of Alpha Gal”; Marissa Lingen provides some “Bonus Footage”; Lia Swope Mitchell explores an “Island Mystery”; Susan Palwick sets the tragedy of “Sparrows” on a different island; but “The Extraterrestrials Are Coming! The Extraterrestrials Are Coming!” by Peter Wood breaks the tension.
OUR EXCITING FEATURES
Robert Silverberg’s Reflections asks if we should “Bring Back the Wooly Mammoth?”; we meet “Unknowable Somethings” in James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net; Norman Spinrad’s On Books explores “The Future of Humanity, The Humanity of the Future”; Kelly Lagor’s Thought Experiment discusses “The Science Fiction and Horror of Frankenstein.” Plus we’ll have an array of poetry you’re sure to enjoy. Look for our September/October 2022 issue on sale at newsstands on August 16, 2022. Or subscribe to Asimov’s in print or in a wide variety of digital formats.