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62) Azimov's Science Fiction magazine, November / December 2018
There was a lot I wasn't into, in this issue, but there was one story that was only two pages long - "What I Am" by William Ledbetter - which I loved. It's from the point of view of a sentient sweater which is re-purposed by it's young boy into an octopus-like diving robot. But its programming at the core is still basically that of a sweater, and it continues to do its best to give comfort. It ends very sweetly.
There was a lot I wasn't into, in this issue, but there was one story that was only two pages long - "What I Am" by William Ledbetter - which I loved. It's from the point of view of a sentient sweater which is re-purposed by it's young boy into an octopus-like diving robot. But its programming at the core is still basically that of a sweater, and it continues to do its best to give comfort. It ends very sweetly.