The New York Review of Science Fiction
Issue 195, Vol. 17 No. 3, November 2004, $4.00, 24pp
Monthly review and criticism magazine, published since 1988; edited by David G. Hartwell, Kathryn Cramer, et al.
Website: http://www.nyrsf.com/
This Special "Fantasy, Good & Ill" issue has an essay by Lee Weinstein, "In Search of 'The Eye of Argon'" and an essay by Tom La Farge about fantasy and modernism.
Steve Cockayne writes about inspiration; Darrell Schweitzer writes about epic fantasy; David Drake writes about his early career; and Paul Di Filippo and Michael Bishop interview Philip Lawson [who is a pseudonym for...].
Reviews, by Paul Kincaid, Greg Beatty, Josph Milicia, Joe Sanders, Jenny Blackford, Greg L. Johnson, Charles Oberndorf, Walter Minkel, and David V. Griffin, cover books by Howard Hendrix, Ramsey Campbell, William J. Widder, Kage Baker, John Myers Myers, Charles Dickinson, Charles Stross, S.E. Hinton, and Rob Grace.
Also, letters and an editorial.
(Mon 1 Nov 2004)
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Premonitions
2004, £4.50, 59pp, cover art by Roderick Gladwish
SF & horror fiction, poetry, and art; edited by Tony Lee
Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/pigasus.press/premonitions.html
Re-launch of a UK magazine that published four issues in the early '90s before being merged with The Zone.
This issue has 13 stories by K. Bannerman, Hugh Cook, Andrew Darlington, Stepan Chapman, Antony Mann, and others, and poetry by Don Webb, Steve Sneyd, J.P.V. Stewart, and others. The full list of contributors is on the magazine's webpage, where you can order this issue via PayPal or subscribe via check or postal order.
There's an editorial by Tony Lee, who acknowledges that all the poems in this issue were originally intended for a chapbook poetry anthology to be called Great Mutant Brains. There's also contributor notes, artwork and several cartoons.
The issue is copyright 2004 but has no issue date or number.
(Fri 15 Oct 2004)
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