Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• Introduction: The State of the Short SF Field in 2019 • essay by Neil Clarke
• The Painter of Trees • (2019) • short story by Suzanne Palmer
• Emergency Skin • (2019) • novelette by N. K. Jemisin
• In the Stillness Between the Stars • (2019) • novelette by Mercurio D. Rivera
• Sympathizer • (2019) • short fiction by Karin Lowachee
• Knit Three, Save Four • (2019) • short story by Marie Vibbert
• Moonlight • (2019) • short story by Cixin Liu (trans. of
  月夜^?yuè yè
  yue ye
  2009) [as by Liu Cixin]
• By the Warmth of Their Calculus • (2019) • novelette by Tobias S. Buckell
• Deriving Life • (2019) • novelette by Elizabeth Bear
• The Little Shepherdess • (2019) • short story by Gwyneth Jones
• Such Thoughts Are Unproductive • (2019) • short story by Rebecca Campbell
• The River of Blood and Wine • (2019) • novelette by Kali Wallace
• One Thousand Beetles in a Jumpsuit • [Robot Country] • (2019) • novelette by Dominica Phetteplace
• Permafrost • (2019) • novella by Alastair Reynolds
• The Work of Wolves • (2019) • novella by Tegan Moore
• Song Xiuyun • (2019) • novelette by
  阿缺^?A Que
  (trans. of
  宋秀云^?Song Xiuyun
  2018) [as by A Que]
• Mother Ocean • (2019) • short story by Vandana Singh
• Cratered • (2019) • novelette by Karen Osborne
• The Justified • (2019) • novelette by Ann Leckie
• Old Media • (2019) • short story by Annalee Newitz
• At the Fall • (2019) • novelette by Alec Nevala-Lee
• The Ocean Between the Leaves • (2019) • novelette by Ray Nayler
• Rescue Party • [Universe of Xuya] • (2019) • novelette by Aliette de Bodard
• Close Enough for Jazz • (2019) • short fiction by John Chu
• On the Shores of Ligeia • (2019) • short story by Carolyn Ives Gilman
• The Empty Gun • (2019) • short story by Yoon Ha Lee
• Kali_Na • (2019) • short fiction by Indrapramit Das
• Painless • (2019) • short story by Rich Larson
• Give the Family My Love • (2019) • short story by A. T. Greenblatt
• 2019 Recommended Reading List (The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume 5) • essay by Neil Clarke