new and noteworthy: major science-fiction magazine carries a story about NT boy in an autistic-savant world

[Guest guest]

Those here who read science-fiction will probably enjoy reading (and

showing to others)

the science-fiction story " Trucks " by Amy Bechtel — about a

neurotypical boy in an autistic-savant world.

This story appears on pages 67 - 71 in the current issue of the magazine

ANALOG SCIENCE FICTION AND FACT — cover dated " March 2007 " but

actually now on sale. (If you can't find it in the magazine sections

at large local bookstores or elsewhere, http://www.analogsf.com will

gladly sell you a copy.)

I can't say much about the story without giving it away — but I wish

someone could make " Trucks " required reading for NTs and non-NTs

dealing with each other.

Kate Gladstone

[Guest guest]

>

> I can't say much about the story without giving it away — but I wish

> someone could make " Trucks " required reading for NTs and non-NTs

> dealing with each other.

>

>

> Kate Gladstone

>

Hey, that sounds cool, thanks:)

Kerry

[Guest guest]

How did you obtain the March 2007 issue?

http://www.analogsf.com and book stores have the

January/February issue.

~Bonnie

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> Those here who read science-fiction will

> probably enjoy reading (and

> showing to others)

> the science-fiction story " Trucks " by Amy

> Bechtel — about a

> neurotypical boy in an autistic-savant world.

>

> This story appears on pages 67 - 71 in the

> current issue of the magazine

> ANALOG SCIENCE FICTION AND FACT — cover dated

> " March 2007 " but

> actually now on sale. (If you can't find it in

> the magazine sections

> at large local bookstores or elsewhere,

> http://www.analogsf.com will

> gladly sell you a copy.)

>

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[Guest guest]

Re:

> How did you obtain the March 2007 issue [of ANALOG]?

>

> http://www.analogsf.com and book stores have the

> January/February issue.

I subscribe to ANALOG — apparently, subscribers get the issues a bit

earlier. So either subscribe, or wait a month.

;-)

Kate Gladstone