Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine by Dell Magazine January 2011 (Very good, 112 pages, Pbk)

Used in very good condition: cover has some wear including address label and bent corners; all pages intact and unmarked. UPC 074820086216

Cover by Tomislav Tikulin. Contents include: The Backward Banana [SF Puzzles] (1980) by Martin Gardner; The Ruin [Reflections] essay by Robert Silverberg; Warning: The Internets May Be Harzardous to Your Health! [On the Net] essay by James Patrick Kelly; Two Thieves novelette by Chris Beckett; Five Pounds of Sunlight (poem) by Geoffrey A. Landis; Dolly by Elizabeth Bear; Visitors by steve resnic tem; Retired Spaceman (poem) by G. O. Clark; Interloper by Ian McHugh; Ashes on the Water by Gwendolyn Clare; Killer Advice by Kristine Kathryn Rusch; On Books essay by Paul Di Filippo; Index (Asimov's, Volume 34, January-December 2010); SF Conventional Calendar by Erwin S. Strauss.

Asimov’s Science Fiction is an American magazine known for publishing works of short fantasy and science fiction. Over the years, the magazine has employed seasoned editors and has published works by countless veteran authors, as well as up and coming writers. Also included in the magazine is general commentary on science fiction and topics in media.

Asimov’s Science Fiction is known best for publishing original short fantasy and science fiction works. There have simply been too many contributors to the magazine to start naming names, but whether you are into more traditional hero stories set in the future, or more modern day “ordinary guy” sci-fi tales, you will find what you are looking for in this magazine.