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A review by scrooge3
Lightspeed Magazine, Issue 107, April 2019 by John Joseph Adams
3.0
“The Archronology of Love”, by Caroline M. Yoachim
2020 Hugo Award Finalist - Best Novelette
This is a time travel story of sorts. Something called The Chronicle, a mysterious time record, allows researchers to investigate the collapse of a planet's colony. The lead scientist, Saki, lost her husband in the disaster, and it's clear that her undying love is influencing her decisions, but in a positive or negative way? I never really understood how or why The Chronicle operates, but as a conduit for examining the characters' relationships it works.
I did not read any of the other stories in this magazine.
2020 Hugo Award Finalist - Best Novelette
This is a time travel story of sorts. Something called The Chronicle, a mysterious time record, allows researchers to investigate the collapse of a planet's colony. The lead scientist, Saki, lost her husband in the disaster, and it's clear that her undying love is influencing her decisions, but in a positive or negative way? I never really understood how or why The Chronicle operates, but as a conduit for examining the characters' relationships it works.
I did not read any of the other stories in this magazine.