Issue 61 of Clarkesworld, a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Our fifth anniversary issue features fiction by Ken Liu ("Staying Behind"), Erik Amundsen ("Pony") and Catherynne M. Valente (Part 1 of "Silently and Very Fast"), interviews with Steven Gould and Joan Slonczewski, an article on independent SF films by Mark Cole and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

Clarkesworld Issue 61 (Clarkesworld Magazine)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Valente, Catherynne M.

Liu, Ken

Amundsen, Erik

Science Fiction

Clarkesworld Magazine

Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month they bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our January 2014 issue contains: <ul> <li>Original Fiction by Ken Liu ("The Clockwork Soldier"), Cheng Jingbo ("Grave of the Fireflies") and Yoon Ha Lee ("Wine").</li> <li>Classic stories by Aliette de Bodard ("Ship's Brother") and Robert Charles Wilson ("Utriusque Cosmi").</li> <li>Non-fiction by Carl Abbott ("Distributed Cities"), an interview with Pat Cadigan, an Another Word column by Craig DeLancey, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.</li> </ul>

Clarkesworld Issue 88 (Clarkesworld Magazine)

De Bodard, Aliette

Wilson, Robert Charles

Lee, Yoon Ha

Clarke, Neil

Jingbo, Cheng

Futures and Pasts, Fearless and Frightening.This is a must-read collection for all fans of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. A celebration of legacy and endurance.?	Bizarre remains of a lost civilisation emerge from the ice. ?	The ghosts of a drowned town wait to be awakened. ?	A witch with a dragon problem. ?	What Elvis will do to protect his fellow artists from annihilation.?	An ancient spaceship carries the last, fragmented memories of Earth.?	Broken souls of the dead are passed on to the new-born.?	?These and many more tales showcase the hopes, remnants, and fears of humanity. Having been diagnosed with terminal cancer, Aiki Flinthart reached out for works from as many of her favourite authors as would answer the call. And many did.Between these pages you'll find stories by some of the world's best science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers. Find new favourite authors and re-join old friends. Their fabulous works are threads woven with a sure hand into a tapestry of the weird, the worrying, and the wonderful that make up mankind.Grab a copy of Relics, Wrecks, and Ruins today. You'll also help fund a mentorship for emerging authors.Review:"The deep messages of this anthology make the very bones hum. Taloned onto the page by resistance and vision, these stories invite us to witness how sacrifice crafts wisdom, and how wisdom opens doors for the next generation."L.E. Daniels, author of Serpent's Wake: A Tale for the Bitten"Rich, varied, and bittersweet, this anthology is a fitting and triumphant salute to Aiki Flinthart's dauntless spirit and irrepressible moxie" - Geneve Flynn, co-editor of Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women

Relics, Wrecks and Ruins

Literature & Fiction

FFORDE, Jasper

NIX, Garth

KOWAL, MARY ROBINETTE

Goodman, Alison

Farland, David

Gaiman,Neil

Silverberg,Robert

Flinthart, Aiki

MARILLIER, JULIET

Short Stories & Anthologies

CAT Press

Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our November 2014 issue contains: <ul> <li>Original Fiction by Matthew Kressel ("Cameron Rhyder's Legs"), Robert Reed ("Pernicious Romance"), and Ken Liu ("The Long Haul From the ANNALS OF TRANSPORTATION, The Pacific Monthly, May 2009").</li> <li>Classic stories by Pat Cadigan ("Cody") and Ken MacLeod ("The Vorkuta Event").</li> <li>Non-fiction by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro (Drugs in Science Fiction), an interview with Jo Walton, an Another Word column by Wesley Chu, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.</li> </ul>

Clarkesworld Issue 98 (Clarkesworld Magazine)

REED, Robert

Kressel, Matthew

Cadigan, Pat

Macleod,Ken

Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art.
Our March 2015 issue (#102) contains:
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<li>Original Fiction by Naim Kabir ("Slowly Builds An Empire"), Ken Liu ("Cassandra"), Catherynne M. Valente ("The Long Goodnight of Violet Wild (Part 2)"), Mike Buckley ("All Original Brightness"), Chen Qiufan ("Coming of the Light").</li>
<li>Reprints by Gregory Benford ("The Clear Blue Seas of Luna") and Lavie Tidhar ("The Book Seller")</li>
<li>Non-fiction by Orrin Grey (Dark Angels: Insects in the Films of Guillermo del Toro), interviews with Randy Henderson, Silvia Morena-Garcia, and Chen Qiufan, an Another Word column by Chuck Wendig, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.</li>
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Clarkesworld Issue 102 (Clarkesworld Magazine)

BENFORD, GREGORY

Chen, Qiufan

Tidhar, Lavie

Buckley, Mike

Kabir, Naim

Invisible Planets, edited by multi award-winning writer Ken Liu--translator of the bestselling and Hugo Award-winning novel The Three Body Problem by acclaimed Chinese author Cixin Liu--is his second thought-provoking anthology of Chinese short speculative fiction. Invisible Planets is a groundbreaking anthology of Chinese short speculative fiction. 
The thirteen stories in this collection, including two by Cixin Liu and the Hugo and Sturgeon award-nominated “Folding Beijing” by Hao Jingfang, add up to a strong and diverse representation of Chinese SF. Some have won awards, some have garnered serioius critical acclaim, some have been selected for Year’s Best anthologies, and some are simply Ken Liu’s personal favorites. 
To round out the collection, there are several essays from Chinese scholars and authors, plus an illuminating introduction by Ken Liu. Anyone with an interest in international science fiction will find Invisible Planets an indispensable addition to their collection.
For more Chinese SF in translation, check out Broken Stars. Stories: “The Year of the Rat” by Chen Qiufan “The Fist of Lijian” by Chen Qiufan “The Flower of Shazui” by Chen Qiufan “A Hundred Ghosts Parade Tonight” by Xia Jia “Tongtong’s Summer” by Xia Jia “Night Journey of the Dragon-Horse” by Xia jia “The City of Silence” by Ma Boyong “Invisible Planets” by Hao Jingfang “Folding Beijing” by Hao Jingfang “Call Girl” by Tang Fei “Grave of the Fireflies” by Cheng Jingbo “The Circle” by Liu Cixin “Taking Care of God” by Liu Cixin 
Essays: “The Worst of All Possible Universes and the Best of All Possible Earths: Three-Body and Chinese Science Fiction” by Liu Cixin and Ken Liu “The Torn Generation” Chinese Science Fiction in a Culture in Transition” by Chen Qiufan and Ken Liu “What Makes Chinese Science Fiction Chinese?” by Xia Jia and Ken Liu

Invisible Planets: Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction in Translation

United States

Tor Books

Tordotcom

From independent publisher Dagan Books, IN SITU is a new anthology of science fiction stories featuring alien archeology, hidden mysteries, and things that are better off left buried.  A quiet man finds more than he bargained for when he sets out with his metal detector on a lonely hill ... A soldier meets a new kind of enemy fighting an altogether different kind of war ... On a distant swamp planet, a woman questions what kind of human she's becoming ... a pregnant archeologist finds a connection with a long-dead alien child ... while deep space scavengers wonder what it ever meant to be human at all.  These fifteen evocative science fiction stories will take you from dusty archaeologists digging up our alien past into a distant future where we've become the relics. Thought-provoking and entertaining, IN SITU explores science, theology, preservation, and the art of alien finance, in a whole new way.  Edited by Carrie Cuinn. Contains stories by Ken Liu, KV Taylor, Paul A. Dixon, Bear Weiter, Mae Empson, Jason Andrew, Greg Burch, Sarah Hendrix, R.S. Hunter, Rebecca Lloyd, Alex Shvartsman, Kelly C. Stiles, Graham Storrs, David J. West, and Dawn Vogel.

In Situ

Shvartsman, Alex

Cuinn, Carrie

Taylor, KV

Dixon, Paul A.

Hunter, R.S.

Empson, Mae

Hendrix, Sarah

Weiter, Bear

Stiles, Kelly C.

Dagan Books

Science fiction and fantasy. Retold fairy tales and brand new myth. 33 original stories by some of today's best new writers, exploring a theme which is both simple, and impossible to understand, all at once. This anthology of slippery, flashy, delicate, dangerous, and beautiful tales features work by Camille Alexa, M. Bennardo, Corinne Duyvis, Cate Gardner, Sam Fleming, Andrew S. Fuller, Claude Lalumière, Ken Liu, Cat Rambo, Alex Shvartsman, and many more. What secrets belong only to a fish? Dive in and find out.

Fish

Gardner, Cate

Rambo, Cat

Duyvis, Corinne

Alexa, Camille

LALUMIÈRE, CLAUDE

Bennardo, M.

Seventeen of the funniest science fiction stories published in the past decade (2005-2015), featuring alien invasions, global conspiracies, time travel, and animal uprisings. Fiction by Hugo and Nebula award winners and nominees as well as talented newcomers. Stories were selected by the Unidentified Funny Objects series curator Alex Shvartsman.

Funny Science Fiction (Unidentified Funny Objects Annual Anthology Series of Humorous SF/F)

Connolly, Tina

Garrity, Shaenon K.

Pratt, Tim

Resnick, Mike

SCHOEN, Lawrence M.

Warzel, Desmond

UFO Publishing

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