Best of British Science Fiction 2022 -- Donna Scott

<p>In this, the eighth year of the <em>Best of British Science Fiction</em> anthology series, editor Donna Scott has outdone herself, scouring magazines, anthologies, webzines and obscure genre corners to discover the very best science fiction stories by British and British-based authors published during 2022. Two dozen stories, varying greatly in subject matter and style.</p><p><br></p><p>Donna Scott is a director and former chair of the BSFA, as well as being a distinguished poet, writer, and stand-up comedian. Donna is also a free-lance editor who has worked behind the scenes for a number of major publishers over the course of several years.</p><p><br></p><p>Contents: </p><p><em>Introduction by Donna Scott</em></p><p>A Moment of Zugzwang - Neil Williamson</p><p>A Quickening Tide - Andrew Wilson and A J McIntosh</p><p>In the Weave - David Whitmarsh</p><p>The Marshalls of Mars - Tim Major</p><p>The Amelioration of Existence in Spite of Truth and Reconciliation - EM Faulds</p><p>Last Bite at the Klondike - Liam Hogan</p><p>For I Shall Consider My Cat J/FRY - Alice Dryden</p><p>The FenZone - Ian Whates</p><p>Translation - Philip Irving</p><p>Long Live the Strawberries of Finsbury Park - Stephen Oram</p><p>Eternal Soldier - L.N. Hunter</p><p>I Know What You Are - Matt Thompson</p><p>Gortcullinane Man - Val Nolan</p><p>The Spreads of Space and Endless Devastation - Stewart Baker</p><p>Call of the Void - J.K. Fulton</p><p>Retirement Options for (Too) Successful Space Entrepreneu