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Jigsawby Tom McMorrow Suggested by: Vince For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a science fiction fan. My first recommendation is Jigsaw, which appeared here in March 2023. One of the things I enjoy most about this story is its format. Told through a series of memos, press releases, transcripts, and other documents, it gradually pulls you into the mystery. Before long, you feel as though you’re reading information you were never meant to see .And, as with so many great pulp science fiction stories, the ending delivers a twist that’s well worth the journey. Enjoy.

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