In this the twenty-fourth edition of his celebrated annual Mammoth Book of Best New SF (its 28th as The Year’s Best SF in the United States), award-winning editor Gardner Dozois presents 33 of 2010’s most outstanding pieces of short science fiction, along with his typically informative notes on each author.
Many are the work of award-winning writers, but there are also some surprising newcomers. The collection is prefaced, as ever, by Dozois’s Summation of 2010 in SF, a review of the year’s highlights in publishing and film – including non-fiction, media and awards – obituaries and an insightful look at emerging trends.
Many are the work of award-winning writers, but there are also some surprising newcomers. The collection is prefaced, as ever, by Dozois’s Summation of 2010 in SF, a review of the year’s highlights in publishing and film – including non-fiction, media and awards – obituaries and an insightful look at emerging trends.
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Reviews
New authors rub shoulders with old hands, and strong work from relative novices Hannu Rajaniemi and Lavie Tidhar suggest that SF's future is as bright as ever.
Quantity as well as quality . . . every piece is a treasure
For more than a quarter century, Gardner Dozois's Mammoth Book of Best New SF has defined the field. It is the most important anthology, not only annually, but overall.
