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New York Review of Science Fiction #249
Amy J. Ramson provides a pre-WorldCon guide to French-Canadian SF; Eric A. Johnson walks the future of London; Chuck Gannon revisits John Updike's marginalization of SF; Jenny Blackford on Kage Baker; and Robert Bee on Cory Doctorow.
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Dreams & Nightmares #83
Poetry by W. Gregory Stewart, Gary Every, Tom Galusha, Ray Greenblatt, Kristine Ong Muslim, Arthur Gottlieb, Wade German, Jaime Lee Moyer, Marge Simon, and Todd Hanks.
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Black Static #11
Fiction by Al Robertson, Will McIntosh, Lawrence Conquest, Gary Couzens, Daniel Kaysen, and Stephanie Burgis, plus an interview with Steve Mosby.
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Interzone #222
Fiction by Kim Lakin-Smith, Tim Pratt, Sarah L. Edwards, Nina Allan, Aliette de Bodard, and Sean McMullen, plus interviews with Paul Di Filippo and Jim Woodring.
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Mistaking the Nature of the Posthuman
by Steve Sneyd
More futures than you could shake a quantum stick at, waiting to meet and greet you with their teeth bared to reveal all the sinister beauty and unstoppable possibility of tomorrow upon tomorrow – that's what awaits you in this collection by the writer Ian McMillan described as 'the best science-fiction poet in the land.'.
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Midnight Street #12
Fiction by Tony Richards, David Gullen, Michael Lohr, Joel Lane, Jane Fell, William Mitchell, Marion Arnott, Allen Ashley, and Carl Barker, plus interviews with Guy N. Smith and Michelle Belanger.
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New York Review of Science Fiction #248
An interview with Charles Stross; Mike Barrett on Mary Elizabeth Counselman; Donald M. Hassler on Ben Bova; Douglas Van Belle on every story problem, ever; David Mead on Michael Flynn; Jenny Blackford & Niall Harrison on Justina Robson; Paul Kincaid on Dirk Wittenborn; and Ursula Pflug on Eileen Kernaghan.
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