Anthology series: MIT Technology Review SF Annual
Editors (alphabetically listed): Stephen Cass | Gideon Lichfield | Wade Roush | Bruce Sterling | Sheila Williams
Language: English
Bibliographic comments: Only series anthologies with contents of interest to this library are listed here.
TRSF: The Best New Science Fiction
Stephen Cass, ed.
2011
< September 2011, 1st edition
Technology Review, Inc.
No ISBN
Trade paperback, 80 pages
$7.95
Notes:
• Introduction by Stephen Cass.
• Only fiction is listed. Relevant contents are highlighted in white.
Fiction: Cory Doctorow, The Brave Little Toaster // Vandana Singh, Indra's Web // Ken Liu, Real Artists // Joe
Haldeman, Complete Sentence // Ma Boyong, The Mark Twain Robots // Pat Cadigan, Cody // Ken MacLeod,
The Surface of Last Scattering // Paul Di Filippo, Specter-Bombing the Beer Goggles // Tobias Buckell, Lonely
Islands // Gwyneth Jones, The Flame is Roses, the Smoke Is Briars // Geoffrey A. Landis, Private Space //
Elizabeth Bear, Gods of the Forge
Twelve Tomorrows
Stephen Cass, ed.
2013
< October 2013, 1st edition
Technology Review, Inc.
No ISBN
Trade paperback, 189 pages
$12.95
Notes:
• Introduction by Stephen Cass.
• 'The Mighty Mi Tok of Beijing' is set in China.
• Only fiction and the interview are listed. Relevant contents are highlighted in white.
Fiction: David Brin, Insistence of Vision // Brian W. Aldiss, The Mighty Mi Tok of Beijing // Cheryl Rydborn, In Sight
// Paul McAuley, Transitional Forms // Nancy Kress, Pathways // Allen M. Steele, Set the Controls for the Heart of
the Sun // Ian McDonald, The Revolution Will Not Be Refrigerated // Nancy Fulda, The Cyborg and the Cemetery //
Kathleen Ann Goonan, Bootstrap // Greg Egan, Zero for Conduct // Justina Robson, Pwnage // Peter Watts,
Firebrand
Interview: Stephen Cass, Q+A with Neal Stephenson
Twelve Tomorrows
Wade Roush, ed.
2018
< May 2018, 1st edition
The MIT Press
ISBN 978-0-262-53542-7
Trade paperback, ix+256 pages
$19.95
Notes:
• Preface by Wade Roush.
• Only fiction, the essay and the graphic content are listed. Relevant contents are highlighted in white.
Fiction: S. L. Huang, The Woman Who Destroyed Us // Elizabeth Bear, Okay, Glory // Ken Liu, Byzantine Empathy
// Paul McAuley, Chine Life // Liu Cixin, Fields of Gold // Sarah Pinsker, Escape from Caring Seasons // Nnedi
Okorafor, The Heart of the Matter // Alastair Reynolds, Different Seas // Malka Older, Disaster Tourism // J. M.
Ledgard, Vespers
Essay: Jason Pontin, Mark Pontin, Profile: Samuel R. Delany
Graphic format: Clifford V. Johnson, Resolution
Entanglements: Tomorrow’s Lovers, Families, and Friends
Sheila Williams, ed.
2020
< September 2020, 1st edition
The MIT Press
ISBN 978-0-262-53542-7
Trade paperback, x+220 pages
$19.95 / C$25.95
Notes:
• Introduction by Sheila Williams.
• Only fiction, the essay and the interview are listed. Relevant contents are highlighted in white.
Fiction: Nancy Kress, Invisible People // Rich Larson, Echo the Echo // Nick Wolven, Sparklybits // Mary
Robinette Kowal, A Little Wisdom // James Patrick Kelly, Your Boyfriend Experience // Cadwell Turnbull,
Mediation // Sam J. Miller, The Nation of the Sick // Suzanne Palmer, Don't Mind Me // Annalee Newitz, The
Monogamy Hormone // Xia Jia, The Monk of Lingyin Temple
Essay: Lisa Yaszek, Profile: Nancy Kress
Interview: Lisa Yaszek, An interview with Nancy Kress
Make Shift: Dispatches from the Post-Pandemic Future
Gideon Lichfield, ed.
2021
< March 2021, 1st edition
The MIT Press
ISBN 978-0-262-54240-1
Trade paperback, ix+176 pages
$19.95 / C$25.95
Notes:
• Introduction by Gideon Lichfield.
• Only fiction and the interview are listed. Relevant contents are highlighted in white.
Fiction: Adrian Hon, Little Kowloon // Madeline Ashby, Patriotic Canadians Will Not Hoard Food // Malka Older,
Interviews of Importance // Ken Liu, Jaunt // Rich Larson, Koronaparty // Cory Doctorow, Making Hay // Karl
Schroeder, The Price of Attention // D. A. Xiaolin Spires, Mixology for Humanity's Sake // Indrapramit Das, A
Necessary Being // Hannu Rajaniemi, Vaccine Season
Interview: Wade Roush, "A Veil Was Broken": Afrofuturist Ytasha L. Womack on The Work of Science Fiction In the
2020s
