I got this book mainly because it blended both mystery and scifi, I have a limited liking of scifi,mainly star trek, jd robb in death series, and an very few asminov.
I didn't even read it that fast after getting it. but when I did I read thru it fast,
I enjoyed the short stories so much that I started searching for more by a few authors that I have not read before. ~and the search continues. even tho none of the stories fully fit into what I usually like in sci fi I found I really enjopyed them staying up
late to finish a few, hoxcomb was a surprize in that I really enjoyed it and wished it was a longer story.
so if you are looking for a taste of either sci fi or mystery or even fantasy give it a try. you can always skip a story going to the next one~but hey it's a short story, how long can that take?
I didn't even read it that fast after getting it. but when I did I read thru it fast,
I enjoyed the short stories so much that I started searching for more by a few authors that I have not read before. ~and the search continues. even tho none of the stories fully fit into what I usually like in sci fi I found I really enjopyed them staying up
late to finish a few, hoxcomb was a surprize in that I really enjoyed it and wished it was a longer story.
so if you are looking for a taste of either sci fi or mystery or even fantasy give it a try. you can always skip a story going to the next one~but hey it's a short story, how long can that take?
* vii Introduction (Alien Crimes) essay by Mike Resnick
* 3 Nothing Personal novella by Pat Cadigan
* 55 A Locked-Planet Mystery novella by Mike Resnick
* 115 Hoxbomb novella by Harry Turtledove
* 173 The End of the World novella by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
* 271 Dark Heaven novella by Gregory Benford
* 345 Womb of Every World novella by Walter Jon Williams
* 3 Nothing Personal novella by Pat Cadigan
* 55 A Locked-Planet Mystery novella by Mike Resnick
* 115 Hoxbomb novella by Harry Turtledove
* 173 The End of the World novella by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
* 271 Dark Heaven novella by Gregory Benford
* 345 Womb of Every World novella by Walter Jon Williams
