Asimov's Science Fiction, February 2005

• Novelette: The 120 Hours of Sodom, by Jim Grimsley - Rich man puts on suicide-themed party, complete with an actual licensed suicide.
• Novelette: Angel Kills, by William Sanders - Pilots in acrobatic planes armed with light-guns protect commercial aircraft from attack by fragile alien angels.
• Novelette: Polyhedrons, by Robert A. Metzger - Incomprehensible. Why does Asimov's insist on publishing these crummy "artsy" stories?
• Novelette: Oxygen Rising, by R. Garcia Y Robertson - Genetically modified Gekkos and humans fight over the planet Harmonia, which is now the property of the Greenies (Photo sapiens, another human-based race.)
• The Two Old Women, by Kage Baker - Magic brings a drowned man back from his watery grave. But the sea is angry.
• Parachute Kid, by Edd vick - Time-traveling fire-fighter.
• Dead Men On Vaction, by Leslie What - Ghost of a Holocaust victim.