Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
Issue 34, Vol. 6 No. 4, 2008, A$8.95, 96pp, cover art by Bruno Werneck
Bimonthly Australian magazine focusing on humorous and light-hearted SF and fantasy
Website: http://www.andromedaspaceways.com/
This issue of the Australian SF and Fantasy magazine, edited by Joanne Anderton, has fiction by R J Astruc, Nigel Stones, M P Ericson, Wade Albert White, Lyn Battersby, Ellie Tupper, Shana Lear, and Tessa Kum. There's also poetry by Elizabeth Barrette.
Special features are an interview with Jackie Kessler, an essay by Tehani Wessely about fantasy and social commentary, and reviews by Dirk Flinthart and Tehani Wessely.
The magazine's website has the table of contents with a link for ordering the issue as a PDF file.
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Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
Issue 33, Vol. 6 No. 3, 2008, A$8.95, 96pp, cover art by Dan Skinner
Bimonthly Australian magazine focusing on humorous and light-hearted SF and fantasy
Website: http://www.andromedaspaceways.com/
This issue of the Australian SF and Fantasy magazine, edited by Edwina Harvey, has fiction by Larry Ferrill, Jeff Parish, Richard S Crawford, Loïc Henry, Alex Cohen, Sarah Totton, Simon Petrie, Regina Patton, and Simon Petrie again.
Special features are an interview with Bruce Boston and an article on nanotechnology by Dirk Flinthart.
The magazine's website has the table of contents with a link for ordering the issue as a PDF file.
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Flashing Swords
Issue 10, Spring 2008, $10, 173pp, cover art by V. Shane
Quarterly magazine of sword & sorcery fiction and poetry
Website: http://flashingswords.sfreader.com/
This issue has fiction and poetry by Christopher Heath, Elizabeth Barrette, Gustavo Bondoni, Bruce Durham, Michael Ehart, and others; the issue's table of contents omits bylines.
Features include interviews with Christopher Heath and Angeline Hawkes, and an article on the history of the horse by Maryann Lucas.
The magazine's website links to this Lulu.com order page.
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The New York Review of Science Fiction
Issue 236, Vol. 20 No. 8, April 2008, $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 "Marginal Transcendence" issue has part one of a long autobiographical article by Charles Platt, and an interview with Michael Swanwick by Lucius Shepard.
Other essays include Terry Bisson's 60 rules for the SF and fantasy short story, Elisabeth Malartre & Gregory Benford's report from Nantes, Utopiales 2007, and Mark Rich on Ray Bradbury as an example of slipstream.
Reviews, by Javier A. Martínez, Darrell Schweitzer, Steven Hart, Michael Hemmingson, and Ursula Pflug, cover books by Alan Moore & Kevin O'Neill, Michael Swanwick (on James Branch Cabell), Walter Metz, and Jennifer McCartney.
There are also sidebars by Michael Swanwick and David Drake (on cover art), and an editorial.
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Paradox
Issue 12, Spring 2008, $6.00/C$7.00, 49pp, cover art by Giuseppe Signorini
The Magazine of Historical and Speculative Fiction; published twice per year; edited and published by Christopher M. Cevasco
Website: http://www.paradoxmag.com/
This issue has fiction by A.C. Wise, Marie Brennan, Nick Wolven, David Sakmyster, and David Erik Nelson
Poetry is by Darrell Schweitzer, F.J. Bergmann, Rachael Pruitt, and John Thomas Clark.
Departments include an editorial, book reviews, and film reviews (of The Other Boleyn Girl and Chicago 10). There's also an index to the first twelve issues of the magazine.
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Sybil's Garage
Issue 5, February 2008, $5, 74pp
Small press magazine of fiction, poetry, and artwork; edited by Matthew Kressel
Website: http://www.sensesfive.com/
Fiction in this issue is by Samantha Henderson, Alex Dally MacFarlane, Vylar Kaftan, Caspian Gray, Jason Erik Lundberg, and others. Poetry is by Elizabeth Barrette, Adrienne J. Odasso, Miranda Gaw, Aaron Leis, and others.
Nonfiction is an interview with Lauren McLaughlin and an essay by Mercurio D. Rivera about the game of paddleball.
All pieces in the issue are prefaced by listening suggestions, e.g. "To the sound of 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot' by Pat Benatar" for Rivera's essay.
The magazine's website has this this page with the complete table of contents and quotes from reviews of previous issues.
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