The Best of the Best : : 20 Years of the Year's Best Science Fiction

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Blood music / by Greg Bear -- A cabin on the coast / by Gene Wolfe -- Salvador / by Lucius shepard -- Trinity / by Nancy Kress -- Flying saucer rock and roll / by Howard Waldrop -- Dinner in Audoghast / by Bruce Sterling -- Roadside rescue / by Pat Cadigan -- Snow / by John Crowley -- The winter market / by William Gibson -- The pure product / by John Kessel -- Stable strategies for middle management / by Eileen Gunn -- Kirinyaga / by Mike Resnick -- Tales from the Venia woods / by Robert Silverberg -- Bears discover fire / by Terry bisson -- Even the queen / by Connie Willis -- Guest of honor / by Robert Reed -- None so blind / by Joe Haldeman -- Mortimer Gray's History of Death / by Brian Stableford -- The Lincoln train / by Maureen F. McHugh -- Wang's carpets / by Greg Egan -- Coming of age in Karhide / by Ursula K. Le Guin -- The dead / by Michael Swanwick -- Recording angel / by Ian McDonald -- A dry, quiet war / by Tony Daniel.
The undiscovered / by William Sanders -- Second skin / by Paul J. McAuley -- Storyof your life / by Ted Chiang -- People came from earth / by Stephen Baxter -- The wedding album / by David Marusek -- 10 to 1 / by James Patrick Kelly -- Daddy's world / by Walter Jon Williams -- The real world / by Steven Utley -- Have not have / by Geoff Ryman -- Lobsters / by Charles Stross -- Breathmoss / by Ian R. MacLeod -- Lambing season / by Molly Gloss.

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Even the Queen submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on August 19, 2013, 9:59am Connie Willis' "Even the Queen" takes a sometimes humorous, sometimes upsetting look at how our society treats women's menstruation through the lens of how a future society would. In the future women are not supposed to menstruate, so when a young woman tells her family she is joining a cult that encourages women to have their period her mother and grandmother are shocked.