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  | title     = Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2011
  | author    = Sheila Williams (editor)
  | image     = default.png
  | published = July 1, 2011
  | publisher = Dell Magazines
  | genres    = Science Fiction
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''Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2011'' edited by Sheila Williams is an anthology of science fiction short stories and poems, originally published on July 1, 2011. It contains the following short stories and poems: 

* ''Day 29'' by Chris Beckett
* ''The Copenhagen Interpretation'' by Paul Cornell (Book 3 in the [[Jonathan Hamilton by Paul Cornell (series)|Jonathan Hamilton]] series)
* ''Pug'' by Theodora Goss
* ''Dunyon'' by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
* ''The Music of the Sphere'' by Norman Spinrad
* ''Bring on the Rain'' by Josh Roseman
* ''Twelvers'' by Leah Cypess
* ''The Messenger'' by Bruce McAllister
* ''E'' by R. M. Kaye
* ''page twentyfourhundredandseventythree'' by W. Gregory Stewart
* ''Gene's Dreams'' by Joe Haldeman
* ''Editorial: What's in a Title?'' by Sheila Williams
* ''Reflections: The Fantastic Voyages of Sir John Mandeville'' by Robert Silverberg
* ''On Books'' by Paul Di Filippo
* ''SF Conventional Calendar'' by Erwin S. Strauss

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