Gardner Dozois - Best New SF 25

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Gardner Dozois (ed.) - Mammoth Book of Best New SF 25 (Robinsons, Sept. 2012)

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Gardner Dozois - Summation: 2011

Paul McAuley - The Choice
David Moles - A Soldier Of The City
Damien Broderick - The Beancounter's Wife
Elizabeth Bear - Dolly
John Barnes - Martian Heart
Ken MacLeod - Earth Hour
Karl Schroeder - Laika's Ghost
Michael Swanwick - The Dala Horse
Peter S. Beagle - The Way It Works Out And All
Carolyn Ives Gilman - The Ice Owl
Paul Cornell - The Copenhagen Interpretation
Stephen Baxter - The Invasion Of Venus
Ian MacDonald - Digging
Alastair Reynolds - Ascension Day
Maureen H. McHugh - After The Apocalypse
Catherynne M. Valente - Silently And Very Fast
Jay Lake - A Long Way From Home
Dave Hutchinson - The Incredible Exploding Man
Geoff Ryman - What We Found
Tom Purdom - A Response From Est17
Ian R. MacLeod - The Cold Step Beyond
Dave Klecha & Tobias S. Buckell - A Militant Peace
Robert Reed - The Ants Of Flanders
Gwyneth Jones - The Vicar Of Mars
Lavie Tidhar - The Smell Of Orange Groves
Michael F. Flynn - The Iron Shirts
Pat Cadigan - Cody
Michael Swanwick - For I Have Laid Me Down On The Stone Of Loneliness And I'll Not Be Back Again
Yoon Ha Lee - Ghostwright
Jim Hawkins - Digital Rites
Alec Nevala-Lee - The Boneless One
Peter M. Ball - Dying Young
Chris Lawson - Canterbury Hollow
Ken MacLeod - The Vorkuta Event
Kij Johnson - The Man Who Bridged The Mist

Honourable Mentions: 2011

Well, as Robinsons were mischievous kind enough to forward a copy, the least i can do is pass on the details. First thought was, there's nothing in here [for me] to grab onto, but of course, there is, namely Gardner Dozois' Summation 2011, the Best New SF equivalent of Stephen Jones' sometimes incendiary introductions to Best New Horror. Will be interesting to compare approaches. The catalogue gives the publication date as September so it shouldn't be long before it hits Amazon/ the shops, etc.