Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2011 By Stanley Schmidt
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Overall a pretty good issue with some entertaining stories I have reviewed the Rusch and Torgersen stories in depth The Impossibles by Kristine Kathryn Rusch Rusch is usually a reliable author of good entertaining stories and this court drama is no exception It is part of her Retrieval Artist stories but I only realized that afterwards and the story is perfectly fine on its own. Analog science fiction and fact december 2011 book 2 The story follows a lawyer trying to do her best in an interspecies court system where humans have to accept being prosecuted by alien law This has created a very stressful system for the lawyers where the best case scenario usually is just a reduced sentence even though the crime is something small like stepping on a flower or simply touching a specific alien. Analog science fiction and fact december 2011i edition As what is often a main ingredient in these types court room dramas a special case comes along that needs some creative thinking and the use of loopholes in some old laws That aspect of the story is fine but the highlight for me was the whole background setting where we get small drops of details about how this whole ordeal is one big diplomatic trade between Earth and various aliens in order to get access to the galactic trade network Rich people can of course buy their way out of trouble but regular people just have to accept being judged cruelly by alien laws they have little way of avoiding In addition the main character is a likeable type that really tries to good within the system All in all a fairly straight forward story that mostly goes where you expect it to but it was an enjoyable and entertaining read. Book analog science fiction and fact december 2011 book Ray of Light by Brad R Torgersen Aliens have turned down the light from the sun causing a global iceage and humans have fled into underground habitats where there is still some heat from the Earths core A few decades later some teenagers want to see the sun and the sky even though they have only heard about in stories from their parents They set out to make it happen by taking some submarines further than anyone has ever done. Kindle analog science fiction and fact december 2011 release date This plot unfolds between the present where a father is searching for his daughter and uncovering what she and her friends are up to and some flashback scenes from when the girl was younger in which she and we as readers gets some background on the events that led to this. EBook Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2011 2020 This story is quite similar to A Pail of Air Similar premise and same theme about humans finding almost poetic hope in a terrible situation In places Torgersens tend to be a bit on the sentimental side but I was still somewhat moved by the story and how it portrays the need for hope and optimism in desperate situations. Book Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2011 pdf See at Stanley Schmidt
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Stanley Schmidt is an American science fiction author Between 1978 and 2012 he served as editor of Analog Science Fiction and Fact magazine..