Hook Agonistes by Jay Lake and Seanan McGuire was great. ( )

Doctor Helios by Lewis Shiner - a straight-up Cold War spy story with -- well, that would be telling, wouldn't it? I usually don't like serious Cold War spy stories, but I liked this.

The Truth of Fact, The Truth of Feeling by Ted Chiang - another of Chiang's signature stories, exploring the deep implications of memory-replacement technologies. This one gives me a lot to think about, and I really enjoyed it.

Hook Agonistes by Jay Lake and Seanan MacGuire - I do like postapocalyptic religion stories, but all the Disney references grated until I got into the story. And then when I did - wow, that was good.

What Doctor Ivanovich Saw by Ian Tregillis - a tie-in to his alternate history World War II psychics series, and I really want to read that now. It's bound to be grim, but I want to read it anyway. ( )