Kamsahamnida, by Guy Stewart

[Analog]

★★☆☆☆

(Space Exploration) NASA sends an 80-year-old man to the moon after South Korea unexpectedly lands a woman on the moon, sparking an emergency space race to get there next. (8,493 words; Time: 28m)

Recommended By: 👍STomaino+1 (Q&A)

Road Veterinarian, by Guy Stewart

[Analog]

★★★☆☆

(SF Adventure) The military kidnaps a veterinarian to find a runaway bioengineered road before it hits the Canadian border and starts a war. (10,364 words; Time: 34m)

Robotic Space Killers; Autonomous. Broke, by Guy Stewart

[Analog]

★★☆☆☆ Not Recommended

(First Contact) SETI finally finds intelligent life, and it’s not far away at all; it seems to be a spaceship hurtling through our solar system. (783 words; Time: 02m)

Recommended By: 👍STomaino+1 (Q&A)

The Last Mayan Aristocrat, by Guy Stewart

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(Historical SF) In the last days of the last Mayan city, a dying god comes to the last Mayan ruler and makes her an unexpected offer. (6,912 words; Time: 23m)

Rating: ★★★☆☆ Average

Whey Station, by Guy Stewart

Analog Science Fiction and Fact, April 2015; ~500 words
Rating: 2, Not recommended

A short-short, in which a couple renovating an old barn discover mysterious appliances.

Mini-Review (click to view--possible spoilers)

Pro: If you read The Way Station, by Clifford D. Simak, you'll get the joke.

Con: Even if you did read the Way station, it's not much of a joke. You can read the author's explanation for details.