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MAGAZINES
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Profiles of October 1998 Issues
Realms of Fantasy October 1998
Fiction includes a Robert Charles Wilson novelette about urban occultism, Fiona Kelleghan's sly take on gender roles and fantasy quests, and James Van Pelt's fantastic interpretation of a Peter Gabriel song.
Terri Windling's ''Folkroots'' column explores the magical lore of birds; previous columns are available online.
Karen Haber profiles the art of James Warhola (nephew of Andy Warhol, who dropped the ''a'').
Gahan Wilson reviews a new edition of works by the once lauded and popular but now obscure Lord Dunsany; and two books of Cthulhiana.
(Short fiction reviews)
(Sun 18 Oct 98)
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