I thought I’d also let you see the Table of Contents for The New Space Opera, now that we’re finished (for the moment).

1. “Verthandi’s Ring,” by Ian McDonald
2. “Saving Tiamaat,” by Gwyneth Jones
3. “Hatch,” by Robert Reed
4. “Winning Peace,” by Paul J. McAuley
5. “Glory,” by Greg Egan
6. “Maelstrom,” by Kage Baker
7. “Blessed By An Angel,” by Peter F. Hamilton
8. “Who’s Afraid of Wolf 359?,” by Ken Macleod
9. “The Valley of the Gardens,” by Tony Daniel
10. “Dividing the Sustain,” by James Patrick Kelly
11. “Minla’s Flowers,” by Alastair Reynolds
12. “Splinters of Glass,” by Mary Rosenblum
13. “Remembrance,” by Stephen Baxter
14. “The Emperor and the Maula,” by Robert Silverberg
15. “The Worm Turns,” by Gregory Benford
16. “Send Them Flowers,” by Walter Jon Williams
17. “Art of War,” by Nancy Kress
18. “Muse of Fire,” by Dan Simmons

The Alastair Reynolds, Robert Silverberg, and Dan Simmons stories are all major new short novels.