January, 2015 |
Issue 002 |
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| Story | Title | Author | ||
| 1 | Bridge | John Park | The bridge tolls for thee; but who can pay the toll? | 8000 |
| 2 | Traitor's Last Words | Allan Dyen-Shapiro | Geneticists always take the long view, whether they want to or not. | 7500 |
| 3 | Memory For Two | Steven L. Schiff | How artificial would Artificial Intelligence be? | 1950 |
| 4 | Kids | Zvi Zaks | Kids growing up among the stars rebel just like any other kids. Don't they? | 3500 |
| 5 | A Small Betrayal | David Perlmutter | Nature, Nurture, or Neither? | 2300 |
| State Dinner | Mark Best | It's usually proper to greet foreign dignitaries with a warm smile and firm handshake. | 970 | |
| Total Word Count | 24220 |
Probably Not: State Dinner.
Editorial: Superstition; the Enemy of Science and Religion
Reviews: Trader Tales, by Nathan Lowell
Copyright, Digital-SF Magazine, 2015