David S. Garnett - The only one

Marvelous time travel story. The narrator, a nasty policeman/secret agent, falls in love with Miss Katherine over tea with her friend Miss Christina. They marry and are happy but one indiscretion wrecks things. An inventor he meets on an investigation has developed a time machine which seems to offer a new beginning....

Cherry Wilder - The decline of Sunshine

Very odd story. Sybil, a real psychic, interrupts a seance to eject a policeman masquerading as a client but gets an inkling of bigger trouble in store for the 'dome' covering Brisbane (aka Sunshine City) where things take place.

Charles Stross - The boys

Incredibly over-egged helping of cyberpunk in which a waif returns to a decayed orbital habitat.

Lisa Tuttle - Memories of the body

Powerful start in which a woman kills her husband at the behest of her lover. Yet it is not really her husband but a 'fax' (duplicate). What could be a Dickian tale runs out of steam.

Christopher Burns - Among the wounded

The narrator appears to be a patient in a sanatorium, but his doctor, the sinister Reismann, is interested in his dreams and the stigmata he is developing. Unsettling.

Eric Brown - The girl who died for art, and lived

Daniel alone survives, with horrific injuries, an accident in space that kills his partner. Trying to expiate his guilt by selling artworks about the crash, he meets Lin, another artist is who is slowly dying. ( )