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Satoshi Kon Explores the Insanity of Japan
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February, 2005 (Vol. II: #1)
Editorial
It's Our Birthday!
In which we celebrate our first year of publishing.
Interview
An Interview with Michael Moorcock
Get a peek inside the eclectic world of Michael Moorcock with this inside interview.
Feature
The Best Short Stories of 2004
Or at least...one man's opinion on a year's worth of reading.
Con Report
A Report from Archon 28
Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, 2004
Our reporter takes you inside a regional convention near St. Louis
Sub-Genre Spotlight
Steampunk
An overview of the wide-ranging worlds of Steampunk, in which fantasy and science fiction collide.
Essay
So What Exactly Is Fantasy?
Our intrepid reporter tries to break up a fight.
Raygun Carnage
When I hear the word positronium, I reach for my Camouflage-Penetro-Goggles.
Deciphering the Text Foundations of Traveller
The author takes a careful and researched look at the origins of one of the seminal role-playing games of the genre.
Review
The Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson: A Review in Three Acts
Part One: Quicksilver, or The Elemental Eliza
A blend of fact and fiction in this story of the early history of science
The Faery Reel: Tales from the Twilight Realm
Edited by Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling
Can too many faeries be a good thing?
Murder of Angels by Caitlin R. Kiernan
Schizophrenia and the supernatural collide in this reality-bending tale
Short Fiction Reviews, February 2005
Short stories from December to February
