This issue starts with James Rowland's and "Top of Show and ", a metastory about the art of creating stories (5948 words). Our second story is and "Targeted Behavior and " by J.D. Moyer. In it, someone wants the homeless to leave San Francisco. A young girl has other ideas. (4600 words). The third story this issue, Adam R. Shannon's and "Redaction, and " is a story about medics who use technology to deal (or not deal) with their own traumatic experiences (4953 words). Next we have and "Cold Draft and " by John Derderian. This is a short one about how a radical politically motivated law surprises a teenage boy (2900 words). Our fifth story is and "Dreams of the Rocket Man and " by C. Stuart Hardwick. This is a beautiful reprinted story about a child learning rocketry from an enthusiastic mentor (7600 words). Story number six, and "Driving Force and " by Tom Jolly, is the shortest of the lot. In the future, AIs may not only be tasked with driving (1300 words). Our final story is and "Don't Play the Blues and ", by Bruce Golden. A musician wrestles with experiences from his military days (6040 words).