Kevin started reading Limelight, and other stories by Lyndsey Croal

Limelight, and other stories by Lyndsey Croal
Limelight is a collection of over twenty high-concept dark science fiction tales from near and far futures.
Avid reader (when I get the time) of fantasy and technology fiction and non-fiction. Recently rediscovering classic Sci-Fi. Prefer paper to electronics and am a big fan of libraries and bookshops everywhere.
Note: I'm only listing my fiction reading here at present, and I've only gone back to 2019 so far...
Any recommendations related to the books I've read very welcome :)
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Limelight is a collection of over twenty high-concept dark science fiction tales from near and far futures.
Stories, poems and articles by: David McGillveray // Andrew Kozma // LeeAnn Perry // Tim Major // Dylan Kwok // …
I thought every story this time was well worth reading: * Fishy - Alice Towy * The Portmeirion Road - Fiona Moore * In Which Caruth is Correct - Carolyn Zhao * The Brotherhood of Montague St. Video - Thomas Ha * The Texture of Memory, of Light - Samara Auman * The Blinding Light of Resurrection - Rajeev Prasad * The Weight of Your Own Ashes - Carlie St. George * Our Father - K. J. Khan
Really enjoyed the following: * An Intergalactic Smuggler's Guide to Homecoming - Tia Tashiro * The Indomitable Captain Holli - Rich Larson * The Arborist - Derrick Boden * The Rambler - Shen Dacheng * Occurrence at 01339 - Kelly Jennings
In fact, I really liked the last two and Captain Holli.
Some quite thought-provoking stories this time. In fact I thought the following were great! * Five Views of the Planet Tartarus - Rachael K. Jones. * Shadow Films - Ben Peek. * Night Desk Duty at the Infinite Paradox Hotel - Aimee Ogden. * Farewell to Faust - Adam-Troy Castro.
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Another great issue, where I am quite happy to call out all the stories: * Hello! Hello! Hello! - Fiona Jones * Phosphorescence - Ben Berman Ghan * Nine Beauties and the Entangled Threads - D.A.Xiaolin Spires * A Brief Oral History of the El Zopilote Dock - Alaya Dawn Johnson * One Flew Over the Songhua River - Qi Ran * Her Body, The Ship - Z.K.Abraham * Geminoid - Malena Salazar Macia * Swarm X1048 - Ethological Field Report: Canis Lupus Familiaris, "6" - F.E.Choe
Finding seeds of inspiration in the Brothers Grimm, seventeenth-century French lore, and Scottish ballads, Kelly Link spins classic fairy tales …
We have original science fiction by Benjamin Peek (“Shadow Films”) and David Anaxagoras (“We Shall Not Be Bitter at the …
This was a really good issue for me - I'd happily call out all the stories in this one: * Carbon Zero - D. Thomas Minton * Seed - Adam-Troy Castro * Dandelions - Martin Cahill * Do the Right Thing and Ride the Bomb the Roundabout Way to Hell - Andrea Kriz * We’ll Never Die in the Woods - Carlie St. George * Mindfulness and the Machine - A.T. Greenblatt * Whispers From the Sea - Oyedotun Damilola Muees * To the Waters and the Wild - Izzy Wasserstein