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Mailing date: 27 April 2000
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The May issue features coverage, with lots of photos, of the International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts, held in March in Ft. Lauderdale FL; and interviews with Guy Gavriel Kay and Sean McMullen.
Lots of awards news: winners of the Philip K. Dick Award and Asimov Undergraduate Awards; nominations for the Hugo, Stoker, Chesley, Prometheus, Aurora, and HOMer Awards, among others. Publishing news: Baen Books moves to North Carolina; Penguin buys DK; how AOL almost bought Bertelsmann instead of Time Warner.
Obituaries include:
Karel Thole
Catherine Crook de Camp
Edward Gorey
Jean Karl
Joseph H. Delaney
Dr. Alex Comfort
To be posted online from this issue:
Guy Gavriel Kay interview excerpts
Sean McMullen interview excerpts
Locus Bestsellers
New and Notable Books
Reviews in the May issue:
Distillations: Short Fiction Reviews by Mark R. Kelly
F&SF 3/2000
Asimov’s 4/2000
SF Age 5/2000
Reviews by Gary K. Wolfe
The Fountains of Youth, Brian Stableford
Evolution's Darling, Scott Westerfeld
In the Upper Room and Other Likely Stories, Terry Bisson
Reviews by Faren Miller
The Gates of Fire, Thomas Harlan
The Princess of Dhagabad, Anna Kashina
Wild Life, Molly Gloss
Reviews by Russell Letson
Eater, Gregory Benford
Lodestar, Michael Flynn
Reviews by Edward Bryant
Welcome Back to the Night, Elizabeth Massie
Skull Full of Spurs, Jason Bovberg & Kirk Whitham, eds.
The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Volume Ten, Stephen Jones, ed.
Short Takes:
An Antique Vintage, John Pelan
The Pop-up Book of Phobias, Gary Greenberg, Balvis Rubess, Matthew Reinhart
Reviews by Carolyn Cushman
Fortress of Dragons, C.J. Cherryh
Hunted, James Alan Gardner
Utterly Charming, Kristine Grayson
Empire of Unreason, J. Gregory Keyes
The Glasswright's Apprentice, Mindy L. Klasky
Under the Overtree, James A. Moore
The Burning City, Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle
Witness in Death, J.D. Robb
Broken Time, Maggy Thomas
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