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June, 2005 (Vol. II: #5)
Editorial
The Machine Stops
connections in the wired world
But life … and publishing … go on.
Interview
A Visit with Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
This successful professional's books concentrate on history, taking vampires through centuries to settings ranging from ancient Rome to modern times.
Feature
Electronic Community and the End of the Lone Writer
The image of the author as the lonely genius...has little relationship to the electronic communities emerging rapidly in cyberspace.
Riding the Light Fantastic
Solar sails: from science fiction to reality.
Con Report
WisCon 29
Panel and discussion topics run the gamut from hard feminist theory to pseudoscience in sci-fi, to the craft and business of writing, to discussing favorite TV shows...
Essay
Plumbing The Depths of Science Fiction TV: The Time Tunnel
In which the very badness of bad old sci-fi TV is used as a mirror to examine the badness of new sci-fi TV.
Gaia’s Tactical Response
If the human era is doomed to end in plague, will be a plague of the genes or the memes that brings us down?
Criticism
Reintegrating the Shattered Divine
The Hero’s Journey of Anakin Skywalker
One film critic doesn't think Lucas has finished the story, and has the myth to back it up.
Review
Short Fiction Reviews, June 2005
New short fiction from the web, from ebooks, and from good old print magazines.
The Grinding House by Kaaron Warren
An Australian writer/illustrator takes a balanced look at this collection of short fiction.
