Lightspeed: Year One
"Lightspeededitor Adams provides an  outstanding print anthology of stories collected during the online SF magazine's first year. These stories make it clear why Adams and the magazine have already separately been nominated for Hugo awards. [...] Years of work onF&SFand numerous lauded reprint anthologies have clearly honed Adams's talents and prepared him to be a major force in the field." --Publishers Weekly(Starred Review)"Lightspeed: Year Oneis a testament to how much science fiction remains relevant to our lives and our imaginations. It's a firm rebuttal to those who say 'the future is already here, no need to write about it anymore.' And here's hoping forLightspeed: Year Two, andYear Three, and so on..." --Examiner.com"I highly recommendLightspeed: Year One. It's the print version of lightspeedmagazine.com, edited down to manageable size and full of very good stories. Jack McDevitt's 'The Cassandra Project' for one, about some very secret doings on the moon in the Apollo Project years, is a winner; Adam-Troy Castro's 'Arvies' is another winner about a nearly too-possible future ... but there really are far too many to list." --San Diego Union Tribune"Adams has emerged as one of the most reliable editors working today, assembling some quality collections, and his firm hand onLightspeed's rudder is more than evident in this collection. I can't wait to see whatYear Twohas to show us." --City Book Review"A first-class anthology that shows thatLightspeed's accolades are well deserved." --Tangent Online