David H.’s Reviews > Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, Vol. 92, No. 1, September 1973 > Status Update
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Override - Martin: The first Corpse Handlers story that GRRM has written! (The only one that will be in Analog). Pretty good, though I liked some of the initial bits before we got to the conflict/climax near the end.
Prisoner 794 - Maxwell: A somewhat silly story about a special prisoner in a special prison cell and his efforts to escape.
The Far Call (Part 2/3) - Dickson: A mind-numbingly boring continuation.
— Oct 04, 2026 04:27PM
Prisoner 794 - Maxwell: A somewhat silly story about a special prisoner in a special prison cell and his efforts to escape.
The Far Call (Part 2/3) - Dickson: A mind-numbingly boring continuation.
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Crying Willow - Rager: An incredibly stupid story about a plant protection agency called LEAF and lots of plant puns.
Martyr - Janifer: A silly story about a negotiator dealing with kids who have a nuclear bomb.
The Reference Library: The John W. Campbell Memorial Awards - Miller: Reviewing some books, a couple awards, and books by Gerrold and Schmitz.
Brass Tacks: Letters. All about crackpots psychics or welfare.
— Oct 04, 2026 04:30PM
Martyr - Janifer: A silly story about a negotiator dealing with kids who have a nuclear bomb.
The Reference Library: The John W. Campbell Memorial Awards - Miller: Reviewing some books, a couple awards, and books by Gerrold and Schmitz.
Brass Tacks: Letters. All about crackpots psychics or welfare.
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Editorial: The H₂indenburg Society - Bova: Where the editor promotes hydrogen as a fuel source in this energy crisis.
Persephone and Hades - Schumack: An entertaining and sweet post-apocalyptic tale about the last cyborg and the last woman on Earth.
Science Fact: The Case for the Hydrogen-Oxygen Car - Escher: A very technical article that does what the title says.
— Oct 04, 2026 12:56AM
Persephone and Hades - Schumack: An entertaining and sweet post-apocalyptic tale about the last cyborg and the last woman on Earth.
Science Fact: The Case for the Hydrogen-Oxygen Car - Escher: A very technical article that does what the title says.