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(Slipstream; State of Jefferson Stories) In an alternate 1980 a sasquatch who’d been held hostage in Iran comes home to the state of Jefferson in the US Northwest. (10,902 words; Time: 36m)
Although this is just one of several stories about the sasquatch governor, there’s no reason to read any of the others first.
"Tie A Yellow Ribbon," by Harry Turtledove [bio] (edited by Patrick Nielsen Hayden), published on January 8, 2020 by Tor.com.
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Review: 2020.062 (A Word for Authors)
Pro: If you lived through 1980, there’s all sorts of period material to amuse you.
Con: There’s no plot at all, no tension, no action, no nothing. It’s long and dull.
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Pro: If you lived through 1980, there’s all sorts of period material to amuse you.
Con: There’s no plot at all, no tension, no action, no nothing. It’s long and dull.
Other Reviews: Search Web
Harry Turtledove Info: Interviews, Websites, ISFDB, FreeSFOnline
Follow RSR on Twitter, Facebook, RSS, or E-mail.
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