reading (Asimov's July 2009)

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I finished the July issue of Asimov's over the weekend. "Sleepless in the House of Ye" and "Shoes-To-Run" stretched into very different societies. "Sinbad the Sand Sailor" was a romp well suited to R. Garcia Y Robinson's style. "Camp Nowhere" was creepy, though I must admit I thought the main character was female through most of the story, which is not the case. "Earth II" has a complex world with all kinds of things built into it, but it didn't wow me. I think it fell a bit short of its potential, but even so, there is a fair amount there.

28. Asimov's July 2009