Williams talks about a canon for short SF works, Silverberg talked about Atlantis, and James Patrick Kelly thinks websites are dying.
I liked:
"Nanny's Day" by Leah Cypress -- a law has been made so kids go with the people they're attached to; think your kids would like your nanny better?
"Mrs. Hatcher's Evaluation" by James Van Pelt -- a teacher is very close to being fired because she doesn't follow the rules of teaching, she just talks about things. Is that really bad?
"Golva's Ascent" by Tom Purdom -- a cat-like sapient is afraid humans will kill him.
