Here is this month’s list of short fiction that I managed to read. I’ve been aiming for one story a day from a variety of magazines. I think I did a pretty good job this month. Just like last month, the bold titles are, in my opinion, particularly worth reading.
- Old Fireball by Nat Schachner (Astounding, June 1941) [10/2/2011]
- To Fight Another Day by Robert Moore Williams (Astounding, June 1941) [10/2/2011]
- The Purple Light by E. Waldo Hunter (Astounding, June 1941) [10/2/2011]
- Superman #1: “What Price Tomorrow”. [10/2/2011]
- Staying Behind by Ken Liu (Clarkesworld, October 2011). [10/3/2011]
- Wider and Deeper by Carma Lynn Park (Daily SF, 10/3/11). [10/3/2011]
- F&SF Mailbag by David Gerrold (F&SF, 9/10). [10/4/2011]
- Action Comics #2: “In Chains”. (DC Comics, 10/5/11). [10/5/2011]
- Methuselah’s Children, Part 1 by Robert Heinlein (Astounding, July 1941). [10/6/2011]
- All About Emily by Connie Willis (Asimov’s, 12/11). [10/7/2011]
- Spaceship in a Flask by Clifford D. Simak (Astounding, July 1941). [10/10/11]
- The Seesaw by A. E. van Vogt (Astounding, July 1941). [10/10/11]
- The Probable Man by Alfred Bester (Astounding, July 1941). [10/13/2011]
- The Geometrics of Johnny Day by Nelson S. Bond (Astounding, July 1941) [10/15/2011]
- “–We Also Walk Dogs” by Anson MacDonald (Astounding, July 1941). [10/16/2011]
- Brown by Frank Belknap Long (Astounding, July 1941). [10/16/2011]
- Jurisdiction by Nat Schachner (Astounding, August 1941). [10/17/2011]
- Spidersong by Alex Shvartsman (Daily SF, 10/17/11). [10/17/11]
- The Countable by Ken Liu (Asimov’s, 12/11). [10/17/11]
- Her Husband’s Hands by Adam-Troy Castro (Lightspeed, 10/11). [10/17/11]
- Meteor Legacy by Raymond Z. Gallun (Astounding, August 1941). [10/18/2011]
- Grace Immaculate by Gregory Benford (TOR.com, 10/19/2011). [10/19/2011]
- Like Origami In Water by Damien Walters Grintalis (Daily SF, 10/25/11). [10/25/2011]
- Apologue by James Morrow (TOR.com, 10/24/11). [10/25/2011]
- Methuselah’s Children, Part 2 by Robert Heinlein (Astounding, August 1941). [10/24/2011]
- Biddiver by Theodore Sturgeon (Astounding, August 1941). [10/26/2011]
- Backlash by Jack Williamson (Astounding, August 1941). [10/26/2011]
- Superman #2: “Flying Blind”. [10/29/2011]
It is hard to keep up with everything that is out there. I think that is a good thing. Keeping in mind that I am more of science fiction than fantasy fan (but I’m always willing to read good fantasy): is there anything good that I missed?