The Best of Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, March-April 2003

Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine's March and April 2003 issues feature six diverse and engaging stories set in almost familiar worlds. From John Morressy's unique twist on Edgar Allan Poe in "The Resurrections of Fortunato" to Lawrence C. Connolly's harrowing journey through a futuristic Pittsburgh in "Decanting Oblivion," each tale offers a vivid experience. Aaron A. Reed's "Shutdown/Retrovival" delves into interactive gaming's societal impacts, while Dale Bailey's "Hunger: A Confession" presents a chilling modern haunted house narrative. Gary Shockley's "The Lightning Bug Wars" intertwines romance and myth in a surreal river journey, and Paul Di Filippo's "Seeing is Believing" cleverly combines science with a humorous bank robbery caper.