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An unabridged collection of the best-of-the-best science fiction stories published in 2015 by current and emerging masters of the genre, edited by Allan Kaster. In My Last Bringback, by John Barnes, an expert on restoring the memories of Alzheimer's patients becomes her own patient. A young man living in a bubble habitat on the ocean floor of Venus must deal with terraforming gone awry in The Tumbledowns of Cleopatra Abyss, by David Brin. In Three Cups of Grief, by Starlight, winner of the British Science Fiction Association Award, by Aliette de Bodard, the death of a scientist in the Dai Viet interstellar empire is mourned. The shipmind of a cobbled together fighter spacecraft and its pilot press on under dire circumstances in Damage by David Levine. An aristocrats trip to Venus, in search of her disgraced brother, is memorialized by papercuts of flora native to this planet in Botanica Veneris: Thirteen Papercuts by Ida Countess Rathangan, by Ian McDonald. In The Audience, by Sean McMullen, a spacecrafts trek to another planet discovers a malevolent species interested in Earth. An AI is on a mission to the outer reaches of the solar system to found a sanctuary in a posthuman universe in Empty, by Robert Reed. In A Murmuration, by Alastair Reynolds, a scientist struggles to publish a paper on her exhilarating findings on the flocking behavior of birds. In the dystopian future of Two-Year Man, by Kelly Robson, a janitor brings a mutant baby home to his wife hoping to fill their lives with love. And finally, an android medical attendant, capable of mimicking family members, cares for an Alzheimers patient in Today I Am Paul, by Martin L. Shoemaker.