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Old 07-20-2014, 10:53 AM   #84
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Next one I ranked was Editor Short Form, which as far as I can tell means principal editor of short story anthologies.
1. John Joseph Adams
2. Neil Clarke
3. Ellen Datlow
4. Sheila Williams
5. Jonathan Strahan
I read a lot of short fiction, one of my favorite time killers, so I was reasonable familiar with everyone on this list. I will admit that personal preference was the primary driver of my ranking in this one. It was difficult though. John Joseph Adams has come out with some really good anthologies lately, so ze got the top spot. I adore Clarkesworld, have subscribed for quite awhile, so I gave it no. 2. The others definitely deserve to be there, but as the Highlander says, there can be only one!
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