Readers of Mary Rosenblum’s popular novel, The Drylands, have asked her what will become of the forests in that future—does she envision the entire country as a desert? Ms. Rosenblum replies, “Well no, I don’t. So I took a look at the...
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The author lives along the California coast a couple of hours south of Los Angeles, where he works at a local library and sings and plays guitar at a nearby church. He credits two of our earlier stories—“Whinin’ Boy Blues” by Allen Steele...
In her first story for Asimov’s, Emily Devenport takes us on a wild and woolly adventure where the fate of the Earth hinges on the outcome...
It’s been seven years since we last published a story by the brilliant author Karen Joy Fowler (“Liserl,” July 1990), and we are delighted to welcome her back to our pages. Ms. Fowler has written a highly regarded short story collection,...
First appeared in Asimov’s Science Fiction, August 1997. Nominated for Best Short...
Judith Berman has spent extended periods of time in Idaho, Vermont, British Columbia, and Alaska, and since 1979 she has lived in Philadelphia.
The author received a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1991, and attended...