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Blinks: Amazing Stories; Ansible; Dirda on Shiel; Concatenation; Asaro

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» Amazing Stories is live

» David Langford’s Ansible 307

» Barnes & Nobles: Michael Dirda reviews M.P. Shiel’s The Purple Cloud

» Concatenation has a redesigned homepage, and has posted a new Nature story by Joao Ramalho-Santos [PDF]

» Catherine Asaro has posted Hugo-eligible novelette The Pyre of New Day

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