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Clarkesworld Magazine, Issue 69 by Neil Clarke

raven_morgan's review against another edition

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5.0

Read as part of the Hugo packet 2013.

Best short story is going to be a hard category. I was utterly enchanted by this one from the first sentence. I suspect I need to read more of de Bodard's work now.

setauuta's review against another edition

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4.0

A very solid short story, establishing a really interesting world.

titusfortner's review against another edition

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3.0

Immersion: interesting take on addiction and the need for conformity. 3 stars
If the Mountain Comes: I'm not sure how this is sci fi/fantasy, but interesting enough. 3 stars
You Were She Who Abode: I didn't get this one: 2 stars

sonofthe's review

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3.0

This story seems to be set in the same world as de Bodard's other 2013 Hugo nominee: On A Red Station, Drifting. While a good story about clashing cultures and self-identity, de Bodard doesn't utilize the short form as well as she could. As with Red Station, she's written about a well realized world and makes me want to read more from her.

booksandbosox's review

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3.0

Had a hard time getting into this at first but I liked the ending quite a bit. Heard quite a lot about this author, so I'd be interested in trying another of her stories later.

astropova's review

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5.0

"Immersion" was amazing, gave me goosebumps!

laurasmaquiln's review

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5.0

Mi relato favorito del universo de Xuya. Una pasada <3

nilchance's review

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4.0

A heartbreaking story about colonialism and the virtual self.
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