Writers of the Future Volume 35: Bestselling Anthology of Award-Winning Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Stories (L Ron Hubbard Presents Writers Of the Future)

It seems to get better and better every year. These are all new writers but don't think that means the stories are less than pro-level. I'd argue they're better. I haven't yet read them all yet but I will soon. My eye was drawn first to "Super-Duper Moon Girl and the Amazing Moon Dawdler." With a crazy title like that, who wouldn't notice it? It's a fabulous, funny read about a lovely disabled girl living on the moon with her very cool rapper-med-dog. It's silly and enchanting. If this is what the rest of the anthology has in store, I'm sure it will be another best-seller.

This volume of The Writers of the Future is superb! The stories are incredibly written showcasing the talent of these fine new authors. The Wotf Contest is not only for upcoming writers, but for extremely talented artists as well, eager to make their presence known in the world. This volume is full of wonderful stories and their associated artwork. A must read for those who love great science fiction short stories, or for those who just love to read. I highly recommend it.Get it. Read it. See for yourself. You will fall in love. I did.

Everything I read in the intro in this volume was true and first story I read, The Idealist, by L. Ron Hubbard himself, was so captivating and timeless. It gave me insight into what's going on in the world even now! And another thing was a fresh appreciation of the pulp style of writing from that era. Bring it back. It is a definite style. It communicates incredibly well. I would recommend this volume to everyone!

This edition of Writers of the Future reflects the inherent darkness of the world today but all stories have hope for a better tomorrow.This year's winners show real promise with their beautifully written, thought-provoking stories and translations of the world's problems into their own perspectives, plus possible solutions or ways to make it better.A wonderful read for both young and old, with beautiful illustrations alongside the text to awaken the imagination.

This is a yearly anthology that I have been reading for about seven or eight years running. It seems to get better each year, which is good because it means more enjoyable reading for me but is kind of a downer because the quality is going to top out one of these years. Then the stories will be more average. But, that hasn't happened yet...