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The Rio Hondo Writer's Workshop is an annual invitational workshop for professional writers, one of those places like fabled Milford and storied Sycamore Hill, where a dozen or so writers who already know what they're doing meet to sharpen their wits, and sometimes their tongues. Founded 1997 by Walter Jon Williams and Sage Walker, Rio Hondo is held in Taos, New Mexico, and has established a reputation for the quality of the attendees' cooking, as well as that of their writing. The Infinite Matrix issued a challenge to each of the Rio Hondo writers to write, at the workshop, a science fiction short-short. Most took up the challenge, while workshopping the stories they brought with them and cooking fantastic meals. Here are the results: ten stories from Walter Jon Williams, Sally Gwylan, Michael Kandel, Daniel Abraham, Leslie What, John Kessel, Ellen Klages, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, James Patrick Kelly, and Maureen McHugh. Plus a pyromaniac recipe for Bananas Foster. Enjoy! the stories The Millennial Party Salt Voodoo Euclid The Mechanism of Grace Of Two Minds Be Prepared The Family Vacation Scenes from a Marriage Barry Westphall Crashes the Singularity Makeover Digital Love Take-away
the process How We Met the Challenge
the food Cooking at Rio Hondo The Menu Bananas Foster
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