Tag: asimovs

  • The June Asimov’s (times two)

    23 Apr 2011 » 1 min read

    Went to the mailbox today and found two copies of the June Asimov’s shrink-wrapped together in a nice, tight little package. The label on the outside was not my standard subscription label, but my name and address was there. Looking at it, I guessed that perhaps I was supposed to received a couple of author’s…

  • It’s official: I want an iPad

    31 Jan 2011 » 1 min read about Technology & Gadgets

    When iPad’s first came out, I didn’t see a compelling reason to get one. After all, I have an iMac and a MacBook and an iPhone, to say nothing of a Kindle, and those seem to do well to make up for any lack I might experience. But in the back of my mind, I…

  • What Secret Santa left for me

    31 Dec 2010 » 1 min read about Personal & Family

    I came home from vacation to find this waiting from me from my Secret Santa: (Click the image to see a larger version.) It’s a stack of Asimov’s and Analog magazines from the 1970s and includes the premier issue of Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine (the one showing). It also appears to include most issues…

  • Protected: Story submission updates

    20 Nov 2006 » 1 min read about Writing & Publishing

    There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

  • REVIEW: “Inclination”

    30 Mar 2006 » 3 min read about Reading & Books

    Title: “Inclination” Author: William Shunn Source: Asimov’s Science Fiction (April/May 2006) Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 I’d known that William Shunn (shunn) was coming out with a new story for some time and last night, I finally got around to reading it and I was not disappointed.

  • REVIEW: “46 Directions, None of Them North”

    14 Feb 2006 » 2 min read about Reading & Books

    Title: “46 Directions, None of Them North” Author: Deborah Coates Source: Asimov’s Science Fiction (March 2006) I liked this story. First of all, it is a story published in a science fiction magazine that really doesn’t have anything to do with science fiction. Instead, it is a somewhat touching story of a 16 year old…

  • My best rejection slip so far

    26 Apr 2005 » 1 min read about Writing & Publishing

    Today I received my best rejection slip ever. It was like hitting a home run that went just foul. It was for my story “Wake Me When We Get There” which I had sent to Asimov’s. It made it out of the slush pile, past the readers and all the way to the editor, Sheila…