TOC: ‘The Year’s Best Science Fiction, Twenty-Ninth Annual Collection’ Edited by Gardner Dozois

Gardner Dozois has posted the table of contents for his upcoming anthology The Year’s Best Science Fiction, Twenty-Ninth Annual Collection:

1. “The Choice” by Paul Mcauley
2. “Silently And Very Fast” by Catherynne M. Valente
3. “The Man Who Bridged The Mist” by Kij Johnson
4. “The Ants Of Flanders” by Robert Reed
5. “A Soldier Of The City” by David Moles
6. “The Invasion Of Venus” by Stephen Baxter
7. “Laika’s Ghost” by Karl Schroeder
8. “The Beancounter’s Cat” by Damien Broderick
9. “The Vicar Of Mars” by Gwyneth Jones
10. “Dolly” by Elizabeth Bear
11. “Martian Heart” by John Barnes
12. “Ascension Day” by Alastair Reynolds
13. “The Smell Of Orange Groves” by Lavie Tidhar
14. “After The Apocalypse” by Maureen McHugh
15. “A Long Way Home” by Jay Lake
16. “What We Found” by Geoff Ryman
17. “The Incredible Exploding Man” by Dave Hutchinson
18. “The Copenhagen Interpretation” by Paul Cornell
19. “The Way It Works Out And All” by Peter S. Beagle
20. “The Dala Horse” by Michael Swanwick
21. “Earth Hour” by Ken MacLeod
22. “The Ice Owl” by Carolyn Ives Gilman
23. “Digital Rites” by Jim Hawkins
24. “Cody” by Pat Cadigan
25. “Ghostweight” by Yoon Ha Lee
26. “A Response From Est17” by Tom Purdom
27. “Digging” by Ian McDonald
28. “A Militant Peace” by David Klecha & Tobias S. Buckell
29. “For I Have Lain Me Down On The Stone Of Loneliness And I’ll Not Be Back Again” by Michael Swanwick
30. “The Iron Shirts” by Michael Flynn
31. “The Boneless One” by Alec Nevala-Lee
32. “Canterbury Hollow” by Chris Lawson
33. “The Cold Step Beyond” by Ian R. MacLeod
34. “The Vorkuta Event” by Ken MacLeod
35. “Dying Young” by Peter M. Ball

[Thanks, Odo!]