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The Shangri-La Affair (part 2 of 2), by Lavie Tidhar (1/26/09): Fiction.; "Many wish to purchase peace," the Clockwork Boss said. "And too many would like to keep it."
The Shangri-La Affair (part 1 of 2), by Lavie Tidhar (1/19/09): Fiction.; It came spilling over Asia like grains of rice measured into a pan. Digital systems were corrupted. Tailor-made viruses swept through urban populations, spread out to villages, sometimes merely killing, sometimes transforming people into ... into other things.
The Master, by Lavie Tidhar (10/8/07): Fiction.; He was no longer fashionable, and had not, in fact, written or published a book for several years. The children, too, were now almost alien to him: they were a generation he had not anticipated.
What the Thunder Said, by Lavie Tidhar, illustration by Robert E. Hobbs, Jr. (4/2/07): Fiction.; Certainty made his voice heavy, his Other whispering all the while in his ear, a warning Mr. Nine fought in vain to ignore. "It was no inyanga who did this to your friend. The boy's soul was taken by the storm."
High Windows, by Lavie Tidhar (10/23/06): Fiction.; The collar closed around my neck as the Ibn Al-Farid began its gentle acceleration towards the Jupiter system.

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