Joachim Boaz: Far Out by Damon Knight
Brian Busby: The Marathon Murder by James Moffatt
"Olman Feelyus": The Naked City by Stirling Silliphant
Paul Fraser: "Retention" by Alec Nevala-Lee, Analog, July-August 2020, edited by Trevor Quachri; "The Store of the Worlds" by Robert Sheckley, Playboy, September 1959, fiction editor Ray Russell
Aubrey Hamilton: Gideon and the Young Toughs and Other Stories by John Creasey
Bev Hankins: Blood on the Tracks edited by Martin Edwards
Rich Horton: Infinity Science Fiction, June 1956, edited by Larry Shaw; "Exiles' Grace" and "The Jazz Age" by Mark Tiedemann (Analog, March/April and November/December 2022, edited by Trevor Quachri)
Kate Jackson: The Return of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, new edition
Jerry House: "The Case of the Suspected Sweethearts" by "Della Street" (Erle Stanley Gardner? Irving Vendig?) Radio and Television Mirror, May 1950, edited by Doris McFerran; John D. MacDonald fiction in Cosmopolitan, et al.
B. V. Lawson: Murder at the Foul Line edited by Otto Penzler
Steve Lewis: Astounding Science Fiction, September 1948, edited by John W. Campbell; Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1967, edited by Frederic Dannay
Todd Mason: Women Should Be Allowed by Wilma Shore, among other work; Yesterday's Tomorrows edited by Frederik Pohl; Editors edited by Saul Bellow and Keith Botsford; some other Futurian editors (Larry Shaw, Robert Lowndes, Doris Baumgardt, Donald Wollheim, et al.)
James Reasoner: Startling Stories, November 1947, edited by Sam Merwin, Jr.; Range Riders Western, January 1948, ?edited by G. B. Farnum?
Doris V. Sutherland: Body Shocks edited by Ellen Datlow
Kevin Tipple: Desert Heat, Desert Cold and Other Tales of the West by Charlie Steel
collected for 22 March at Patti Abbott's blog
2 comments:
Thanks, Todd! I'm enjoying the new issue of AHMM very much--some very strong stories in there.
You're quite welcome, Jack, and thanks for the heads-up on the AHMM...my most convenient bookstore/newsstand didn't have Any of the crime-fiction magazines on the racks at my last two visits...I assume they were still in the delivery boxes in the back...while having the fantastica and little magazines out already for similar sell-by dates. As a Limon fan, I would like a chance to read that story at very least.
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