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In the Shadow of the Ship — Aliette de Bodard
Love Hurts — Anthology
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The Sorcerer’s Unattainable Gardens — A. Merc Rustad
A Puzzle by the Name of L — Carla Dash
Jacinta’s Lovers — Steve Simpson
A Concise Protocol for Efficient Deicide — Mel Paisley
Fairy Werewolf vs. Vampire Zombie – 2011 — Charlie Jane Anders
The Woman Who Sang — Terry Durbin
Iron Roses – 2014 — Michal Wojcik
Traveler — Michael Milne
Virgin of the Sands – 2006 — Holly Phillips
Catching On — Kyle Richardson
Metempsychotic — Leah Brown
Possibly Nefarious Purposes — Michelle Ann King
A Heart for Lucretia – 1993 — Jeff VanderMeer
Your Moment of Zen — Dan Micklethwaite
Back to Where I Know You — Victoria Zelvin
Green-Eyed Monster — J.D. Brink
By Bargain and by Blood – 2010 — Aliette de Bodard
The Ghûl (A Nasty Story) — Matt Leivers
Past Perfect — G. Scott Huggins
Favor — Shannon Phillips
WHILE (u > i) i- -; – 2009 — Hugh Howey
The Boulevardier — David Stevens
Stargazer — Keith Frady
So Fast We’re Slow — Jody Sollazzo
Alice — Morgen Knight
Sing – 2013 — Karin Tidbeck
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ToyWorld: Home of the Christmas Thief — Tony Bertauski
Toymaker: Return of the Lost Toys — Tony Bertauski
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Outlaw World — J.S. Morin
Mirror Image — Isaac Asimov
This is in the collections, The Complete Robot and Robot Visions.
Daneel is passing near Earth when the spaceship he is on has a legal issue with two passengers, so he stops in at Elijah’s office to get some help resolving the situation.
Admittedly, you already know which mathematician is lying long before the big reveal, but you read it anyway just coz you want to see how Elijah comes to the same conclusion.
All in all, a nice little novella to bridge the gap between The Naked Sun and The Robots of Dawn.