What’s in Issue 94
| Novels |
Once again Israel's Tala Bar continues her tale of Gaia with part 1 of Chapter Two:
The Forest
The very interesting Ian Donnell Arbuckle takes us further into Made It Way Up and allows us to hear from Essa and in part 12:Voices |
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| Serial | Ásgrímur Hartmannsson continues his story of a deliveryman with speedy wheels and unusual things to deliver. In the conclusion of Catnips. |
| Poetry | Chris Dodson flings us out into the cold of Space and Time with his tale of endings: Omega. |
| Article | And we fly off into space once again with Mark Koerner with his take on Generation Ships: a Neglected Issue. |
Departments
| Welcome | Chris Dodson is back after a very long break. His last story appeared in issue 47. We are pleased to publish his moving poem "Omega". After this, you'll never drive an Oldsmobile again. |
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| Challenge | The End of a Beginning and the Beginning of an End |
| Letters | A couple of comments from Mike Tyzuk appear in our languishing Letter column. |
| The Reading Room |
Jerry Wright reviews Mike Resnick's The Return of Santiago. |
| Editorial | Jerry riffs on the Firesign Theatre in a little piece called: How Can You Be In Two Places At Once..." |
In Times to Come
Don is on vacation, so Too Bad for ITTC
Don is back! And there’s a lot to like in issue 95 !
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