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I rated this so low because most of the stories were pretty slow. The theme seems to be stories that flow poorly and end abruptly. There were several stand out stories such as "a billion eves" and "life on the preservation".
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Overview
The finest science fiction stories of the year, selected by Rich Horton. Included in the 2006 edition are: "Triceratops Summer," by Michael Swanwick; "Bank Run," by Tom Purdom; "A Coffee Cup/Alien Invasion Story," by Douglas Lain; "The Edge of Nowhere," by James Patrick Kelly; "Heartwired," by Joe Haldeman ; "The Fate of Mice," by Susan Palwick; "The King of Where-I-Go," by Howard Waldrop; "The Policeman's Daughter," by Wil McCarthy; "Bliss," by Leah Bobet; "Finished," by Robert Reed; "The Inn at Mount Either," by James Van Pelt; "Search Engine," by Mary Rosenblum; "'You' by Anonymous," by Stephen Leigh; "The Jenna Set," by Daniel Kaysen; and "Understanding Space and Time," by Alastair Reynolds.